Category: Technique
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Improve your Breaststroke Technique feat. Breeja Larson | Olympians’ Tips
Enjoy watching Olympic Swimmer for Team USA and Olympic Gold Medallist of London 2021 Breeja Larson teaching you how to improve your Breaststroke kick! The Breaststroke kick is what makes this stroke so powerful. If you want to refer it to a land exercise, the breaststroke kick would be more like a jumping squad. Therefore,…
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Breaststroke – Swim it Correctly | U.S. Masters Swimming
Timing is tricky on breaststroke – do it wrong and you can lose all of your momentum in the water. Picked up bad habits because you only use this as your cool down stroke? You call put a lot of strain on your hips, knees and lower back when you swim breaststroke wrong.
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Hip Movement When Swimming Butterfly Stroke | U.S. Masters Swimming
Yes, it is 100% necessary for fast swimming in butterfly to undulating your hips. This allows a swimmer to maximize the use of their pull, by putting them into a stronger position. Also, it allows a swimmer time to get their head out of the water for a breath. All in all how you move…
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Simple, Easy Tips to Swimming Butterfly | U.S. Masters Swimming
Butterfly is one of the toughest strokes out there. It takes a lot of core strength and good form to get it right. But don’t get discouraged swimming butterfly properly is an obtainable goal. We break down how to swim butterfly so you can manage it better in your swim practice.
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How to Swim Butterfly with Perfect Technique | MySwimPro
Butterfly is one of the most difficult strokes to master. Work on these 5 things to perfect your stroke! See MySwimPro
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How to Swim Faster Butterfly | MySwimPro
Ready to swim a powerful butterfly? Give this workout a shot! See MySwimPro
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Romanchuk And The Karate Chop | Effortless Swimming
Mykhailo Romanchuk is one the fastest 1500m swimmers the world has ever seen. Let’s take a look at his technique including the very unique ‘karate chop’, that may actually work to his advantage.
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Swim Lessons With Olympian Ryan Lochte
Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte jumps in the pool with show host Graham Bensinger. Lochte teaches Graham proper form, plus the two see who can swim farther on one breath.