Q&A #126 - Swimming and the specificity of upper body training adaptations (or how the turkeys can catch up with the fish)
Publisher |
Mikael Eriksson
Media Type |
audio
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Running
Sports
Publication Date |
Feb 18, 2021
Episode Duration |
00:40:59
Q&A #126 - Swimming and the specificity of upper body training adaptations (or how the turkeys can catch up with the fish)
  • Is having the swim as your weakest discipline really just a consequence of not having put in the long and hard work required in the pool to the same extent that you have on the run and the bike?
  • Differences in muscle fiber type and function between the lower body and upper body
  • Trainability and adaptability of upper body muscle fibers
  • Practical recommendations for improving your swimming
 
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