How Efficient Is Your Freestyle?
If you regularly read my posts you’re probably aware of the DARPA study which showed that human swimmers are only 3% efficient–as compared to the 80% efficiency of dolphins. (I.E. Dolphins convert 80% of energy expenditures into forward motion; in …
Can you swim an EASY Butterfly? Part 1 of 3
What is Easy Fly?
Easy Fly is a specialized way to learn and swim butterfly, refined by Total Immersion over the past 12 years. and designed to allow swimmers of any age or athletic ability to learn a smooth, relaxing …
Guest Post: A goal without a plan is just a wish!
This week’s guest post was authored by Ed Horne (white cap in the video) who completed a Gibraltar Strait swim with swim partner Michael Fabray in June 2017.
Well, the goal was simple . . . I wanted to join …
Guest Post: Swimming Nevis to St Kitts the TI Way
Our regular mid-week guest post comes from Jim Nystrom who recounts how he progressed, in just three months, from being able to swim 100 yards of continuous freestyle to an almost effortless 2.4-mile swim from the island of Nevis to …
Podcast on Bilateral Breathing
This week, our mid-week post is a podcast I recently recorded with Rich Soares of Mile High Endurance on the topic of bilateral breathing.
Our interview begins at the 25:00 mark of this audio file.
Rich and I …
A Simple, Guaranteed Way to Improve: Time Yourself
Do you know your time for 100 yards? Not your time for a single all-out time trial, but the time you would record at a relatively relaxed pace. A pace you could repeat three to five times, resting less than …
TI Technique and Neurosurgery Training: A Survival Guide…
This is another in a series of mid-week guest posts by TI coaches and fans. This one is by Ioannis Karampelas, MD.
On a September afternoon in 2005 I was wandering around a Barnes & Noble bookstore in Buffalo, NY, …
Do you exhale from mouth or nose?
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The Joy of Swimming-in-Synch with my Daughter
Last Saturday, August 26, I swam my second open water event in two weeks, and second of the summer. It was part of the Lake George Open Water Swim (LGOWS) in Hague NY, at the northern end of Lake George, …