Category: Technique
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Sam Nuttmann shoots with the DJI Pocket 2 in Hawaii
In this video, join filmmaker Sam Nuttman as he tries out DJI’s super-compact, super-powerful Pocket 2 handheld camera in Hawaii.
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Eliminate Mistakes in Your Backstroke (Drill) | U.S. Masters Swimming
This technique drill is excellent for developing backstroke arm placement, stroke length, control, and balance when you swim. Make it part of your swimming drills in your daily swim workouts!
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The Fastest Man In The World | Swim Technique Analysis
In this video, we look at what Olympic Gold medallist, Kyle Chalmers does well in his stroke to swim so fast. We’re looking at snapshots of footage recorded at training which he posted to Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/kyle_chalme…​)
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Do You Need A Pull Buoy To Improve Your Freestyle Swimming? | Global Triathlon Network
The pull buoy is one of the most common pieces of swim kit you’ll see at the end of any lane during a swim session. They’re just such a standard training tool that so many of us have become remarkably reliant upon, but why? What does a pull buoy do to our stroke?
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Breaststroke Swimming Technique – Bora Hurst | The Race Club
16-year-old Bora Hurst and his teammates recently came to the Race Club in Islamorada for a swim camp. Bora’s goal this year is to break 1:00​ in the 100-yard breaststroke. After watching Bora swim the Race Club coaches worked on some changes to Bora’s Breaststroke and tested different swim techniques using our velocity meter technology.…
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Katie Ledecky | the Greatest Female Swimmer of All-Time? | Propulsion Swimming
Without a shadow of a doubt, Katie Ledecky is one of the greatest female swimmers of all time!! In this week’s Blackboard Breakdown from Propulsion Swimming, we take a look back at some of her finest performances; including gold medals at the London Olympics, Rio Olympic Games, and many many Katie Ledecky world record swims!…
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Master Undulation in the Butterfly ft. Dylan Carter | Olympians’ Tips
Olympic Swimmer Dylan Carter from Trinidad and Tobago shows you how to master the undulation in the discipline of Butterfly. Undulation in Butterfly is so important because it saves your energy throughout the race rather than just powering throw with your upper body. Enjoy watching!
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Powerful Catch = Faster Freestyle (A Way To Change Speed In Your Swimming) | Effortless Swimming
Does applying more power in your catch phase lead to swimming faster times?