
Science of Swimming
Transform Your Stroke, Improve Strength, Revolutionize Your Training
DK · Print & ebook · December 10, 2024
Learn the science needed to perfect your stroke, swim faster, and endure for longer.
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- Who it’s for
- Brett Hawke connects swimming science with stroke analysis, training, recovery, and open-water questions.
- Genres
- Swimming & Diving, Aquatic Exercise, Training & Conditioning
- Published
- DK, December 10, 2024
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Science of Swimming dives deeper than any other book to examine the muscle groups and bodily systems involved in being an effective swimmer; how they interact with the hydrodynamics of water resistance; and how you can apply this knowledge to streamline your technique and achieve your training goals. - Each swim stroke is anatomized so you can analyze and adapt your stroke to swim smarter. - Full-spectrum training programs—for all abilities and goals—combine drills, speed work, and endurance with dry-land conditioning routines targeting muscle strength, flexibility, and aerobic intensity. - All the latest scientific insights explained, including optimum nutrition, the importance of sleep hygiene, and techniques for mental resilience, to questions about wetsuits and open-water swimming. Whether you're swimming simply for relaxation, competing for a club, training for a distance badge or triathlon, or planning to explore the oceans, Science of Swimming will support you both in and out of the water.
Stroke and Water Resistance
Brett Hawke connects swimming science with stroke analysis, training, recovery, and open-water questions.
Come here for
- Stroke anatomy and how muscle groups interact with water resistance
- Training programs combining drills, speed work, and endurance
Expect
- Dry-land conditioning for strength, flexibility, and aerobic intensity
- Coverage of nutrition, sleep hygiene, mental resilience, and wetsuits
Where it sits
| Swimming & Diving | 80% |
|---|---|
| Aquatic Exercise | 50% |
| Training & Conditioning | 25% |
Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.
Publisher categories
- Exercise & Movement
- Strength Training
- Swimming & Diving
- Authors
- Brett Hawke
- Publisher
- DK
- Published
- December 10, 2024
- Format
- Print & ebook
- Reading lane
- Exercise & Movement