This is where repetition, and I mean repetition of the right drills and strokes, is going to pay off big time.
Nobody is born confident in the water.
Nobody is born a “natural swimmer”.
Nobody can “cheat the system”, but if you end up with the wrong system, or skip steps, you will end up feeling weak and scared when it comes to your open water triathlon swim.
However, with swimming for triathlon, you don’t need “10,000 hours” to master what you need to master.
You just can’t do it in a couple of weekends!
It does take time and dedication. But the results you get from spending this time will be worth it.
You will grow as an athlete, and as a person.
1 drill at a time. 1 stroke at a time.
There is no other way.
And this is the beauty of swimming training, and swim practice. It’s just you and the clock.
You either took control and put in the time and effort to get to the next level in your swim, or you didn’t.
Kellie above has made it happen in just 4 months! Imagine if you started this 4 months ago. Or even 2 months ago. Or last week!
You’d be ahead of where you are now, and making gains that will carry over throughout the season.
Join us today, we’ll help you get there as fast as possible: