Reddit reviews ProCase Universal Waterproof Case Cellphone Dry Bag Pouch for iPhone 11 Pro Max Xs Max XR XS X 8 7 6S Plus SE 2020, Galaxy S20 Ultra S10 S9 S8 +/Note 10+ 9, Pixel 4 XL up to 6.9" - 2 Pack, Black
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SwimPlan has a multi week program generating ability now. It is for premium members, but its not exorbitant ($30, I think?) and you can sign up and try it for free, but you have limited ability to generate and tailor your workouts. I like that they elaborate drills, and they have a lot of videos with premium, and I think I will be using the plan feature if I don’t like the workouts for the sprint tri program I’m going to use that is though Garmin and want something more challenging.
For me, recently I was using the random swimming workout generator before I went back to swimplan.com, so I got into the habit of writing the workouts on completely blank (unlined) 3x5 index cards. Started with putting them in snack-size zip baggies, but now I use a spare waterproof cellphone bag (this one). If you find you lose your place, you could use some kind of clip to underline what line you’re on, just make sure they aren’t too pokey or pinchy for your phone bag.
For sets with a lot of repeats, I use the lane line abacus to track. For long lengths I singlemindedly focus on my lap tracking and back it up with my Garmin, but even that can get messed up sometimes. Yesterday I decided to do flipturns on all the ends except when I completed 100yds, which helped me remember it, and to keep tabs on my pace with my watch.
I recently bought a waterproof case with a lanyard. I can wear it around my neck and tuck it between layers of clothing. Keeps my phone dry, keeps it close to me as a heat source, and is easy to access and use for a quick text or pic. This is the one I have. It is large enough for an iPhone XS Max with a bumper case so it should fit most phones.