... Right?...
My normal black jammers were getting baggy. They were the ones seen 10 months ago in my co-worker "Tri-U-Mah" indoor triathlon relay race report:
My normal black jammers.
Kinda ugly... which is why they've lived in a drawer for 8+ years.
Times were noticably faster this week! My 400 was 6:20, which is what it USED to be (like a year ago). My 200s averaged 3:04, and I haven't seen a time that low for a LONG time. My 100s averaged under 1:28, and my 50s were all 0:40.
Compare that to the last 4 times I did this workout:
11/14:
6:28 for 400
3:10 ave for 200s
1:30.5 ave for 100s
0:41 ave for 50s
10/29:
6:38 for 400
3:12 ave for 200s
1:32 ave for 100s
0:42 ave for 50s
9/24:
6:35 for 400
3:16 ave for 200s
1:33 ave for 100s
0:42 ave for 50s
9/10:
6:37 for 400
3:13 ave for 200s
1:32 ave for 100s
0:41 ave for 50s
Based on averaging those workout times, I was:
0:15 faster in the 400
0:09 faster / 200
0:04 faster / 100
0:01.5 faster / 50
Sure, none of those numbers are HUGE, but all of my splits in this new suit were times I haven't seen in 6-9 months. (As I jumped back in my training log to mid-May, I found 2 versions of this swim with similar overall splits, but my 200s were still faster this week in my new suit. I didn't seen ANY 200s faster than this week anytime throughout all of 2024!) That 6:20 400 felt good, and then those 200 splits were NICELY surprising - those 200 splits are what really stand out to me!
One funny thing seen in that Garmin graph is my short 50s near the middle: notice how they start slower and then each of them builds to a faster and faster final 25 yards! The opening 25s all get slower as the final 25s all speed up. I'm HASHED at that point in the workout.
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