Why do this drill? Achieving an early vertical forearm is a really important part of developing effective freestyle stroke. This drill allows you isolate this part of the stroke and get a feel for the position. It will also help you feel the pressure of the water against your forearm and hand and the way […]
No Comments. Continue Reading...Why do this drill? Of all the drills a swimmer can do – single arm swimming is one of the best. But to do the drill well the drill should be done slowly and you should focus on a particular part of the stroke as your perform the drill. Single arm swimming is useful for […]
No Comments. Continue Reading...Why do this drill? Front sculling is used to improve the catch phase of your stroke. You will develop a feel for the water as you become aware of the pressure of the water against your fingers during the drill. How to do this drill Start in a streamlined position with both arms extended in […]
No Comments. Continue Reading...Why do this drill? Doggy paddle is used to encourage you to maintain a high elbow through the pull phase and to get used to the feel of using the forearm as a paddle. This is a good drill to do to correct or develop your catch and pull phases of your stroke. How to […]
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