In 2015 Amin, could average 3.16/100m on a good day. He was the last person out of the water in his first Olympic race. In his final 70.3 race of 2016, Amin came out the water in 37min39seconds (1.58/100m) and then went on to PR his bike split too!
In this guide I will show you what it takes to be better than the average triathlon swimmer for your age and gender. We will also take a look at how fast you need to swim to be considered “good”, as well as what it takes to make it in Kona and as a specialist swimmer.
When you adjust your swimming mindset I guarantee you will start to get see quicker improvements! Here are 5 tips to help you get your mind right.
Sucky Slow Swim Days happen. They even happen to the very best athletes in the world and I’m sure they happen to you too. Here’s how to handle them.
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