Land Training Resources
Have you clued in to the importance of land training for your club yet?
Land training is now considered an essential element of swimming training and the only way to help swimmers gain the core strength, flexibility and stability they need, not only to perform the techniques of swimming, but also to protect themselves from injury. Many clubs have benefitted from our land training programmes at our club clinics and we are delighted to be able to offer additional land training resources here. If you think your club will benefit from land training programmes specially prepared for age-group swimmers, you have come to the right place! If you're not sure where to start have a look for free at our list of land training exercises...these can be put together in various combinations to provide effective land training workouts for swimmers.
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Why Not Try These Free Land Training Videos?
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Hamstring BridgeLie on your backBend you knees, keeping your feet on the floor. Keep your feet together but open your knees hip distance apart. Push your feet into the floor, lifting your bottom off the floor. Hold for 4 seconds. Slowly lower back down, trying to let your bottom touch the floor before your lower back Try 10 repetitions slowly. |
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Clam Shell Without Resistance BandLie on your backBend you knees, keeping your feet on the floor. Keep your feet together but open your knees hip distance apart. Push your feet into the floor, lifting your bottom off the floor. Hold for 4 seconds. Slowly lower back down, trying to let your bottom touch the floor before your lower back Try 10 repetitions slowly. |
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Clam Shell With BandLie on your side with your knees bent. Keep your feet and hips together. Tie the resistance band around your legs, just above your knee crease Slowly raise your knee, without allowing your hips to roll backwards. Hold the knee up for 4 seconds, then slowly lower back down. Try 10 repetitions slowly. Increase the effort by tightening the band. |
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High Elbow CatchTie the resistance band around a door handle; take the other end of the band in your hand.Stand so that the band is under tension and lean forward. Pull your arm backwards, keeping your elbow high and bending at the elbow. Try 10 repetitions slowly. Increase the effort by tightening the band. |
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TricepsStand on one end of the resistance band, holding the other end of the band behind your head.Straighten your elbow, keeping the arm in line with the body. Slowly bend your elbow, bringing your hand down behind your head. Try 10 repetitions slowly. Increase the effort by tightening the band. |
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SquatStand with your legs slightly wider than hip distance apart. |
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Split SquatTake a long stride forward with your front leg. |
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Medial RotationPlace the resistance band around a door handle. |
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Lateral RotationPlace the resistance band around a door handle. |
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Bent-leg dead-liftStand with your legs slightly wider than hip distance apart. |
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Bent-Over RowPlace the resistance band under your feet; take the other end of the band in your hand. Lean forward so that you are working against gravity. |