Join Aquablack coaches John Gatfield and Michael Weston in this weekโs swimming episode, which demonstrates some pro tips on mastering your breaststroke at home.
https://youtu.be/huSGZ3-Qbl4
Join Aquablack coaches John Gatfield and Michael Weston in this weekโs swimming episode, which demonstrates some pro tips on mastering your breaststroke at home.
https://youtu.be/huSGZ3-Qbl4
Delving into the peculiar, solitary psyche of West Cork open-water swimmer Stephen Redmond (the first person ever to complete the world-famous Ocean’s Seven Challenge), The Swimmer looks at the beauty and poetry of Stephen’s passion and touches on the lives of the people he has loved and lost.
Coach Deniz gives exercises on how to improve rotation in freestyle and backstroke.
Ensure your form is correct and you get the most from your squats!
Some people take it easy when they retire. Others, like a group known as the Fantastic Grandmas, swim with venomous sea snakes off the coast of Lemon Bay, New Caledonia. The women collect data and take photos of the fascinating creatures for researchers at the University of Caledonia. The information has led to a much greater understanding of how sea snakes impact the local ecosystem. Up for an underwater adventure? Come along as we swim with the women in search of sea snakes in the South Pacific.
Whether youโre a new swimmer or an experienced veteran, you can benefit from dryland training with resistance bands. Check out 5 of our favorite resistance band exercises!
Bruce Furniss’s ISHOF induction video
The 2020 Olympics in Tokyo might be postponed, but thatโs no excuse for the star athletes that would have been competing to get out of shape. Divers, gymnasts, swimmers, and rugby players have all been showcasing the inventive ways theyโre working out white stuck inside their homes during quarantine. Simone Biles, perhaps the greatest gymnast in Olympic history, is practicing on her own home equipment. She also took on a viral challenge and added her own twist.
Coach Renee shows us an at-home exercise that level 2 swimmers can do to practice blowing air bubbles through their nose. This breathing technique can help young swimmers develop confidence in the water.