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Triathlon Swim Tips - Training intensity. The best way to measure your training intensity is to count your heart rate immediately after each swim. You can estimate your heart rate by counting your pulse rate for six seconds immediately after each swim. Add a zero to this count, and you will have your approximate exercise heart rate per minute.

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Triathlon Swim Tips - Learn Open Water Navigation Navigation is something you don't have to contend with when training in a pool but during an open water swim, it becomes very important. Since there are no black lines on the bottom of the ocean, you'll have to look up occasionally and get your bearings. This is called sighting. Most open water swimmers recommend sighting every six to eight arm cycles to ensure you're not off course. The important thing is to practice sighting in the pool so you get comfortable doing it. As you swim you'll lift your head at the beginning of a breath (just enough so your eyes rise above the water line) and once you spot the shore or a marker object in the distance, continue your rotation and take a breath as you tilt your head to the side. At this point you can make any required adjustments to ensure you stay on course.

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Triathlon Swim Tip - Master's swim. Move to a slower lane to work on stroke improvement. If you belong to a masters team, don't feel that you always need to keep up with your lanemates at every workout. Masters teams typically have many people with many different swim goals. It's important to do your own thing! Remember that technique comes before all else and if this means swallowing a little pride to make improvements, just think of how much faster you will be for this in the long run.

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