Hi Everyone,
We are happy to announce that the HomeSwimmer System - is being used not only by residential swimmers but also by swimming athletes as a training tool. We recently received the following email from one of our nationally renowned swimming coaches:
“HomeSwimmer has been a great tool that we regularly add into our workouts. Our team uses up to eight HomeSwimmers at one time. We plant the anchors in the ground off the side of the pool, or tie off each unit from the starting blocks, depending upon the pool configuration for that day's workout. (They do not require any more than 2 lanes of space if used from the side.) While making technique our primary focus during the early part of the season, we place mirrors on the bottom of the pool below each swimmer. This gives each swimmer the unique opportunity to view themselves while the coach is on the deck providing perspective on individual stroke corrections.
As we head into the competitive season, as well as tapering, we use HomeSwimmer as a speed tool. Our training becomes repeated sets that comprise of one minute of hard swimming, with 30 seconds recovery. Using the HomeSwimmer as a resistance tool, really makes each swimmer dig into the water and force an early catch within each stroke as they fight to remain at the same point forward in the pool.
We are happy to announce that the HomeSwimmer System - is being used not only by residential swimmers but also by swimming athletes as a training tool. We recently received the following email from one of our nationally renowned swimming coaches:
“HomeSwimmer has been a great tool that we regularly add into our workouts. Our team uses up to eight HomeSwimmers at one time. We plant the anchors in the ground off the side of the pool, or tie off each unit from the starting blocks, depending upon the pool configuration for that day's workout. (They do not require any more than 2 lanes of space if used from the side.) While making technique our primary focus during the early part of the season, we place mirrors on the bottom of the pool below each swimmer. This gives each swimmer the unique opportunity to view themselves while the coach is on the deck providing perspective on individual stroke corrections.
As we head into the competitive season, as well as tapering, we use HomeSwimmer as a speed tool. Our training becomes repeated sets that comprise of one minute of hard swimming, with 30 seconds recovery. Using the HomeSwimmer as a resistance tool, really makes each swimmer dig into the water and force an early catch within each stroke as they fight to remain at the same point forward in the pool.
HomeSwimmer creates the perfect environment for any swimmer within each phase of their training. From beginner to elite, HomeSwimmer is the perfect tool for swimmers to reach their fitness or competitive goals.”Thanks,
Head Coach Susan Ingraham
Masters of South Texas
2007 # 1 Team in the USA for One Hour, 10 K, 5 K, 6000 Yd Postal Challenges
Zone Champions and 3rd Place LCM USMS Nationals
