In swimming, your “T-pace” is the fastest pace you can hold over a minimum of thirty minutes without stopping. Your T-pace is faster than the pace needed to build your aerobic base and slower than your race pace.
After a standardised warm-up, the swimmer starts each time trial in the water with a push start from the wall (no diving).
Record your time for the 1000m TT (Time Trial)
Record your 200m split times as well
The data for the TT is to be submitted into the form below for analysis.
The equipment required: a 25m or 50m swimming pool preferably and a stopwatch.
*Try to perform the tests and retests in the same pool to standardise as many variables as possible.
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WU:
200m swim
200m kick
200m swim
4 x 50m “building” (Start slow and get up to a medium fast pace by the end of 50m), rest 30 secs between
MS: (Main Set)
1000m Time Trial
(Start at a medium pace, try to speed up a little towards the end)
LD: (Loosen Down)
200m easy
