Comments on: How many meters per day do 50m Olympic swimmers swim in training?

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By: not a problem

not a problem — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 17:47:38 +0000

not less training but different. the length of the swim is important because on any shorter race, whether its running or swimming, you have to train shorter distances in sets with 30 sec to 2 min break in between sets. depending on your intensity and ability and drive/motivation will determine your breaking point/when your done for the day. the best train longer and obviously have more natural ability physically and mentally (coaching helps). that will help you be more explosive for a shorter swim.