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Add 30 minutes (or more) of cardio (swimming, biking, running), and the workout experience is now complete.
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Here is my opinion. If you exercise the abs intensely (and for more than 20-30 minutes), then limit workout frequency to 2-3 times per week. Otherwise, if 5-15 minute long workouts, you can safely engage daily.
Note: Make sure you exercise your lower back too. Proper balance between abdominal and lower back muscles is key to proper posture and overall wellness.
]]>Assuming a long-term perspective, I suggest that aerobic workouts are more important than anaerobic routines. Of course, the perfect scenario is to embrace both the aerobic and anaerobic routines: exercise the heart while also toning the muscles and stimulating bone growth through resistance weight training.
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250 free – drills, kicks, mix breast, fly, free
1,000 free – work on roll, rhythm, longer strokes
250 free – drills, kicks, mix breast, fly, free
250 free – cool down breath every 3
250 free warm up (breath 3)
250 breaststroke
250 free drills mix
250 kicks mix (free, fly, breast)
500 free (timed)
250 free sprints (100, 75, 50, 25)
250 free cool down (breath 3)
200 warm up free (breath 3)
200 breast
200 fly (50, 50, 50, 50)
200 fly kick w fins
200 free kick w fins
200 breaststroke kick
200 free sprints (100, 50, 50)
200 free sprints (75, 75, 25, 25)
200 mix sprints (2*50 breast, 2*50 fly)
200 cool down free (breath 3)
Morning
Pull-ups and push-ups warm up
2,000 meters (90 minutes)
250 free warm up
250 free long hip driven breathe every 3
250 free sprints shoulder driven (100, 50, 50, 25, 25)
250 free kicks with fins
250 fly with fins
250 breast
250 free drills
250 free cool down