I send out an email each day to the noon masters group with an idea of what we're doing that day. Here's the text copy of that email:
"Today's set, since it is the last day of earth, will be a set of 25s. Make sure you're in a lane with people you like.
We'll go 10 x 25s, and at the end of each length, find someone, give them a hug, and say goodbye.
For the second set of 25s... make sure you're in a lane with someone you don't like.
We'll go 10 x 25s on the 2:00 and after each length, pick out someone and air your grievances with them (ala Festivus)
Other than that... I really have no plans for today... cause does it really matter anyway? ;)
See you at noon!"
While it wasn't exactly what we did, as I'm still just a tad skeptical that we WON'T have practice tomorrow, and just in case, I thought some people may regret what they said to their lanemates. So, I had a backup plan in place.
I wanted to make sure everyone got a little bit of everything, and remembered this workout for the rest of their lives, or at least until tomorrow's.
Main Set (short course yards):
Repeat this series 4 times -
- 100 IM on 1:30 (you get to swim all four strokes)
- 200 kick on 3:30 (have to experience a little legs only)
- 2 x 100 IM on 1:30 (all strokes just a bit more)
- 200 pull on 3:30 using the kick board (isolate the arms, and get a little uncomfortable trying to hold the board there)
- 100 drill of your choice on 2:00 (you could even choose a drill you've never done before and were afraid to try... who's gonna remember?)
It turned out to be a good practice, with about 3,500 yards in 60 minutes. Nice job everyone.
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