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Swimming Pic of the Week - Backstroke Recovery

Posted by Glenn Mills on Aug 23, 2012 09:04AM (2,673 views)

Twelve new lessons already uploaded in the Backstroke Basics Steve Haufler video, here's a new pic from one of them.

Is it so obvious what this chapter is about?

See if you can find this frame in the current chapters and tell us which chapter this is from.  Click here to see the chapter list.




Responses

Responded Aug 24, 2012 04:23PM

Step 3 backstroke arm action?

Responded Aug 26, 2012 08:13AM

My hand exits the water pinky first :)

Responded Aug 26, 2012 10:45AM

Really? Hmmmmm. Been a long time since that's been taught. Any particular reason why? And just curious... Obviously many different ways to do everything.

Responded Aug 28, 2012 07:57AM

My coach teaches it this way. Good for me, because my brain cannot get the message what to do and messes up the entire stroke, when I try to go thumb first (and it hurts my shoulder).

Responded Aug 28, 2012 06:26PM

The perfect answer. If something hurts, manipulate how you do it so it doesn't hurt. Interesting the coach still teaches this... but if you have success with something... cool. Thanks for sharing.

Responded Aug 29, 2012 11:35PM

Masters swimmers may have learned (decades ago) to do an S-shaped arm pull in back, ending with thumb down, pinky up, and then to lift up the hand and arm from that position.

Responded Sep 08, 2012 07:55PM

uhm, doesn't the hand finish pinky up in any way?!


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