Goal
BudyFit for Swimming
What you do out of the pool matters as much as what you do in it. Budy designs dryland training programs that build the shoulder stability, core power, and rotational strength that translate directly to faster, more efficient swimming.
How Budy Helps
Shoulder Stability Programming
Rotator cuff strengthening and scapular stability work that protects swimmer shoulders from overuse injuries.
Core Power Development
Anti-rotation and rotational core exercises that build the trunk stability powering every stroke and kick.
Swim-Specific Strength
Lat pulldowns, band pull-aparts, and pulling patterns that mirror the muscle demands of freestyle, backstroke, and butterfly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How often should swimmers do dryland training?
- Budy typically programs 2 to 3 dryland sessions per week, scheduled around your pool sessions for optimal recovery.
- Will strength training make me bulky and slow in the water?
- No. Budy programs lean, functional strength that improves power-to-weight ratio without adding unnecessary mass.
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