I don't know what Adam does, but he has a vlog where he may mention it. Ideally, they would be separate. Going from one to the other would cause the second activity to have a lower performance. If you had to do them one after another the order would depend on your abilities. If you're new to lifting, I'd recommend lifting then swimming. If you were to swim first, you would be fatigued and probably have poor technique in the weight room. Unwise and maybe dangerous. If you're experience in weight training and fatigue wouldn't impact technique, then I'd recommend doing your primary sport first (swimming) then supplementing it (weight training) after.
I, Saw An Interview With This Young Man(Champ)Earlier 2Day And Then In The Evening!(BBC News) He, Made Valid Points About Our Public Gyms/Pools! Awesome! As A Grandmother Of Four Grandsons..We Need Our Swimming Pools, ReOpened, Asap!(Govt, Find A Solution!) x
Muscles look different through the day and weak. Whether it be water weight, pump, lighting, creatine, people can look very different without any real change in muscle mass.
Has he ever squatted before this recording? He doesn't even know where depth is, he just descends until he gets scared then stands up. His toes are too forward and he's completely loose under the bar. Does he have a strength coach???
For power based training especially in swimming, you're meant to descend slow and explode up - much more relatable to the 50/100m events (e.g. the buzzer going off, turn push off, pull out, stroking etc,) If he trained 'slower/more controlled'' on the up phase he would be taking on a bodybuilder role and gain too much mass - time under tension would be high - the reps are kept low to teach the body to be explosive and stay lean and maximize 100% power for the next workout and so on It is surprising there is no strength coach there!
@@craig484 I don’t think he criticized Pratt’s tempo or how fast he was doing them. But Peaty was definitely missing some key points of squat technique.
I am watching the video just after he finishes top at the semi final 2 in Tokyo Olympics
Thanks!
Does he train before or after swimming practice?
I find myself too fatigued during practice if I do strength training before
I don't know what Adam does, but he has a vlog where he may mention it. Ideally, they would be separate. Going from one to the other would cause the second activity to have a lower performance. If you had to do them one after another the order would depend on your abilities. If you're new to lifting, I'd recommend lifting then swimming. If you were to swim first, you would be fatigued and probably have poor technique in the weight room. Unwise and maybe dangerous. If you're experience in weight training and fatigue wouldn't impact technique, then I'd recommend doing your primary sport first (swimming) then supplementing it (weight training) after.
Always separate, you can give 100%.
I, Saw An Interview With This Young Man(Champ)Earlier 2Day And Then In The Evening!(BBC News)
He, Made Valid Points About Our Public Gyms/Pools! Awesome!
As A Grandmother Of Four Grandsons..We Need Our Swimming Pools, ReOpened, Asap!(Govt, Find A Solution!) x
he does more land than swim
About 35 hours a week of training he said. Most in the pool 👍
So he is chest pressing more than squatting ? This doesn't make sense
Well that actually makes a lot of sense😂
He dont need heavy legs. Simple.
Impressive benching.
Breaststrokers tend to have overdeveloped chests lol
I think he says "20 to 25 kgs" NOT as the captions read, 120 - 125 kgs 🤨 I too, thought that was bizarre 😳 You'd be able to see his chest from Space 😖
He's lost some mass here
how?
Muscles look different through the day and weak. Whether it be water weight, pump, lighting, creatine, people can look very different without any real change in muscle mass.
He has his shirt on.
pull up, not chin up, theres a difference. sorry keep going😅
Has he ever squatted before this recording? He doesn't even know where depth is, he just descends until he gets scared then stands up. His toes are too forward and he's completely loose under the bar. Does he have a strength coach???
He's a world record holder Olympic gold medalist. I think you care more about his squat technique than he does.
@@guest4590 I know who Adam Peaty is. Which makes it all the more shocking that he doesn't have a strength coach.
Scott Mayo he doesn’t go deep so that he can do them explosively and his Squat technique resembles the breaststroke kick
For power based training especially in swimming, you're meant to descend slow and explode up - much more relatable to the 50/100m events (e.g. the buzzer going off, turn push off, pull out, stroking etc,)
If he trained 'slower/more controlled'' on the up phase he would be taking on a bodybuilder role and gain too much mass - time under tension would be high - the reps are kept low to teach the body to be explosive and stay lean and maximize 100% power for the next workout and so on
It is surprising there is no strength coach there!
@@craig484 I don’t think he criticized Pratt’s tempo or how fast he was doing them. But Peaty was definitely missing some key points of squat technique.