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Masters Swim Aerobic Volume Block
A masters swim aerobic volume block stacks steady controlled yards before race-pace work—four to eight weeks of aerobic bias protects shoulders and rebuilds base.
A masters swim aerobic volume block emphasizes steady yards or meters at controlled heart rate—longer repeats, pull sets with generous rest, and technique focus—before race-pace intervals dominate. Four to eight weeks of aerobic bias rebuilds capacity after breaks and supports fatigued shoulders better than early sprint stacks.
Increase weekly distance roughly ten percent at most.
Common questions
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How hard should aerobic swim sets feel?
Most aerobic reps should feel sustainable—you could hold conversation in rest intervals and complete the set without stroke falling apart. Save burn for labeled threshold days.
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