Here
is a list of "must read" articles from
the past few years:
2007
What
kind of swimmer could you be in 10 Years?
2006
Can you learn talent?
by
Terry Laughlin
Deep
into TI or Scratching the Surface?
From
the TI Website Discussion Forum
Goal
Setting to Make Every Minute Count
by
Terry Laughlin
Long Distances, Stroke by Stroke
by
Angus MacGowan
Like
Wine or Cheese: How to Improve with Age
by
Terry Laughlin
The
Value of Low vs. Higher Stroke Counts
From
the TI Website Discussion Forum
2005
80-20
Swimming
by Talis Apud-Martinez
TI
Level Two: Practicing with Discipline
by Hash Al-Mashat
How
Does Stroke Length Affect Speed?
From the TI Discussion Forum
Reducing
Strokes While Maintaining Efficiency
From
the TI Discussion Forum
How
to Swim your Best 400 Meters
From
the TI Discussion Forum
Mission
Accomplished, Mission Begun
by Terry Laughlin
The
Road Back from Rotator Cuff Surgery: Racing
Again
by
Terry Laughlin
Rehab
Swimming Continued: Fine Muscle Tuning
by
Terry Laughlin
Can “Therapeutic” Swimming
Improve your Efficiency?
by
Terry Laughlin
Eliminating
and Creating: How to Move from Basic to
Emerging Skills
by
Terry Laughlin
One
Year from My Workshop: Lessons Learned
by Pete Attia
Seven
Habits of Total Immersion Swimmers
by Coach Joe Novak
Shoulder
Rehab: The Long Road Ahead
by Terry Laughlin
Restorative
Swimming: Back from Shoulder Injury
by
Terry Laughlin
Swimming
with Injury or Handicap
by
Terry Laughlin
Learning
to Coach the TI Way
by
Coach Joe Novak
How
Fast am I Swimming: The “clock
in your head” can tell you
From
the TI Discussion Forum
2004
The
Dichotomy in Training: No Pain No Gain
vs No Brain No Gain
by Peter Milliken
A
Ladder Set with Gears
by
Terry Laughlin
The
Advantage of Stroke Efficiency
by
Terry Laughlin
The
Unbendable Arm
by Scott Lemley
How
to Reinforce Efficiency on Every Length
From
the TI Discussion Forum
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