Blue Waves Swim Club

Blue Waves Swim Club

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A competitive swim club, coach-led, swimmer inspired. For kids ages 6-18. We swim out of High Park a

08/21/2020

Do not resort to tempo in order to speed up your stroke, it’s typically either going to be a harder kick or it’s going to be a more, I don’t want to use aggressive, it’s going to be more rotation, more power through the rotation of your core and your hips to get more power within the stroke. Caeleb Dressel

Photos from Blue Waves Swim Club's post 06/14/2020

Key swim positions

Photos 05/24/2020

Swimming Canada National Standards 2021-2024

04/29/2020

Blue Waves Swim Club has been working since the day one when Swim Ontario approved dryland training with focus on technique in order to translate both power and efficiency into water when we return to swim!

04/06/2020

Swimming vs Dryland workout

Photos 04/01/2020

Nutrition suggestions for competitive swimmers

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STRENGTH & CONDITIONING
AT-HOME TRAINING - download link:
https://www.swimontario.com%2Fuploads%2FStrengthConditioning.pdf

Photos from Blue Waves Swim Club's post 03/27/2020

Blue Waves Swim Club - Stretch cords workout.

Photos 03/25/2020

Today you will be working on your upper body strength.
2 rounds:
10-20 “regular” push ups
5-15 “chin ups” (Inner Wrists face toward you)
10-20 close elbow push ups
5-15 “regular” pull ups (Inner wrists face away from you)
10-20 “wide” push ups
5-15 “wide” pull ups (Inner wrists face away from you)

03/24/2020

Today you will work against the mirror: Just stand there and swim slowly paying attention to how your stroke looks. Don't forget to take an imaginary breath. Work on every stroke for at least 15 minutes.

Photos 03/23/2020

No swimming? No problem! Start doing dryland drills as shown above every day and get your core ripped 💪 More to come...

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Toronto, ON
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