Category: Technique
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Tips For Beginner Swimmers | Learn To Swim
Learning to swim isn’t easy, especially if you’ve never been into a pool before. Whether it’s a while since you’ve been in the water or you’re gearing up for your first-ever swim, Heather has some great tips to help you build your confidence in the water and progress quickly.
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How To Swim With A Snorkel | Improve Freestyle Swimming Technique
Using a swim specific snorkel is a really good way to improve and develop your Freestyle stroke. Heather is here to cover everything from what a swimming snorkel is to how and why you can use one!
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How To Improve Catch – EVF Fist Drill
This Workout of the Week is a 2,500 yard workout completed with MySwimPro on the Apple Watch. In this video we’ll overview the workout’s strategy and walk you through a set-by-set analysis of all the data captured in this MySwimPro EVF workout!
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5 Crazy Freestyle Swimming Drills | Whiteboard Wednesday
Looking for some unique drills to try in the pool? You are going to love these!
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5 Swimming Tips To Improve Your Freestyle Kick | Drills To Make You Swim Even Faster
Kick is easily overlooked when learning to swim, but it is a really effective part of propulsion through the water! It’s true, in triathlon you want to save your legs for the bike and run, but you’ll still need the power in the race so here are our tips and drills to improve your freestyle…
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Backstroke Body Position Swim Tip
Body position is the foundation for all swimming strokes. When correcting strokes, look at the body position because it affects all the other components of a stroke (legs, breathing, arms, and coordination). In order for a stroke to be efficient, the body must minimize the amount of drag (The water resistance that slows down your…
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How To Swim Breaststroke | Technique & Tips For Breastroke Swimming
Breaststroke might just be the hardest swimming stroke to master, but if you can get it right then it can be a great alternative for you! Mark & Fraser are here with a step by step guide for you develop your own stroke!
