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Swimming Tips - Swim Technique by WaterBound .. Posted Sun 24 Aug 2008 1:33pm Join a Masters Team. Most communities have a ‘Masters' team for adults who want to improve their swimming skills. You don't have to be a ‘master' to join! Learn... swimming, your eyes should be focused on the bottom of the pool when you're not breathing. Maximize DPS. Focus on maximizing your Distance Per Stroke by counting the number Read on »
Swimming technique by Nancy T. Patient Expert Posted Tue 14 Apr 2009 11:19pm Here is a great resource for you analytical visual learners out there who are working on improving your swimming strokes. Read on »
How To Make A Swimming Technique Video by bengreenfield Facebook Posted Sat 19 Jun 2010 6:47am difficult to know exactly what your arms, leg, head and torso are doing while you swim. This is why a swimming technique video is a crucial element of improving as a triathlete. For a swimming technique video, you don't necessarily have to have a fancy underwater swimming camera or a professional film crew. All you need is a friend, fellow athlete or family Read on »
Article on Triathlon Swimming Technique by Donna Patient ExpertHealth Maven Posted Thu 04 Jun 2009 10:11pm it’s a different story! Before we get into the meat and potatoes of swim practice and swim technique, I’d like to point out that often the best and simplest method to get into good... attention to your stroke technique. Remember, swimming hard with poor technique just teaches you to swim hard, poorly. Swim well - you’ll smile more! Now you know how to swim Read on »
Where does technique fit in a swim program? by Billy O. Patient Expert Posted Thu 01 May 2008 1:59pm being for slow swimmers. But what's missing somewhere in the message is where/how to take this technique stuff to the next level and swim fast. Now back to our ex-triathlete swimmer. I think doing technique based swimming when you are basically a beginner/learning/a poor swimmer is the right way to go. What I do worry about, is the mind set of some Read on »
WHAT ARE THE STROKES IN SWIMMING? by CoachKennedy Posted Wed 28 Oct 2009 10:34pm Freestyle – Is the fastest and most efficient swimming technique Backstroke – Is the only stroke that is swum on the back, the swimmer looking up Butterfly – Is powerful, graceful and fast Breaststroke – Is one of the easiest and most relaxing strokes Read on »
Annual swim at Evanston Recreation Center by Gordon G. Healthy Living Professional Posted Sat 12 Feb 2011 3:53pm was watching my stroke for a long time. We talked about swimming technique, the English Channel, the different techniques for swimming efficiently. He seemed to be very knowledgeable... Gordon's cheesy smile before swimming at Evanston pool Austin, Jacob, Jonas and I drove up to Evanston to participate in the yearly table tennis tournament Read on »
Why triathletes should join a swim club or masters program today to swim faster tomorrow by Roman M. Patient Expert Posted Sun 30 Jan 2011 2:49pm you learn more about other athletes and might just score you training advice from a high-caliber swimmer for free. 3. Learn To Swim With Better Technique Swimming programs will begin to increase the number of swim sessions you have during the week. With an increase in distance and speed, one thing that will start to improve drastically is your technique Read on »
Swimmingly by Al O. Patient Expert Posted Mon 22 Sep 2008 11:03am concerning my swimming shortcomings, I am once again pulling myself up by my bootstraps and am generating a full court press in an effort to rectify my pitiful swim technique. My...Last week my coach had me swim a 1000 yard/meter time trial so that she would have a starting point in providing meaningful workouts to help me become a bit faster. She also Read on »
Back in the swim of things. by the rockstar Posted Tue 10 Nov 2009 10:02pm swimming technique. I woke this morning and I was still OK. Pain no better, no worse. Success! I'll try again on Wednesday. ...I decided on my way home from work yesterday that rather than watch the TTT masters swim workout (I would be there since Courtney, daughter#2, swims with the junior team)I Read on »