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Title

Part I: Training Fast Twitch Muscle Fibers: Why and How.

Authors

Maglischo, Ernest W.

Abstract

With the finding that short, intense sprints can improve aerobic capacity (36), there has been a huge increase in the number of experts who advocate this kind of training over traditional endurance training. Several successful swim coaches are among those recommending more high-intensity training while an equal or even greater number are warning of the pitfalls of training in this manner. A theory is presented in this paper that high-intensity training is essential for improving aerobic endurance. An argument is also presented for a balanced approach to training that includes adequate quantities of moderate-, and low-intensity swimming.

Subjects

AEROBIC capacity; SWIMMING coaches; SWIMMING training; PLYOMETRICS; MUSCLE strength

Publication

Journal of Swimming Research, 2011, Vol 18, p1

ISSN

0747-5993

Publication type

Academic Journal

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