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Go Swim Freestyle & Backstroke Drills

Posted by Glenn Mills on Dec 16, 2007 06:15AM (17,886 views)

Freestyle and backstroke drills like you've never seen them before!

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Every great coach will tell you: Mastering the fundamentals is the first step toward mastering your sport. And in every sport, DRILLS are the fastest way to learn the fundamentals.

With extraordinary underwater footage, and with clear instructions that explain how AND WHY to do each drill, this DVD presents 24 drills that will help you master the fundamentals of fast freestyle and backstroke.

• For each stroke, you'll find a PROGRESSION of drills, starting with those that teach the critical skills of balance and alignment.
• You'll then learn drills that teach length, rotation, and timing - and drills that teach the fine points - like hand acceleration and how to "hold on" to the water.
• Each drill is illustrated from multiple angles - side, head-on, overhead, and rear - and from above and below the surface.
• Slow-motion footage allows you to zoom in on key moves and really SEE how to do them.

There's always something more to search for in your stroke. Each of the 24 drills on Go Swim Freestyle and Backstroke Drills is FUN and will teach you something IMPORTANT about your stroke. Use them to heighten your "feel" for the water, and to help build a perfect stroke from the ground up.

GLENN MILLS was a member of the 1980 Olympic Team (200M Breaststroke) and 1982 USA World Championship Team, as well as 1983 NCAA Champion. He has coached at every level of the sport, from club to USS to elite, and has directed hundreds of weekend workshops and swim camps. In his more than twenty years as teacher and coach, he has worked with thousands of swimmers, helping them to develop technique and speed.

BARBARA HUMMEL held national age-group records in breaststroke, and competed in two US Olympic Trials (at age 12 and 16). She coaches Masters and age-group teams, and has worked with hundreds of swimmers at weekend and summer workshops.

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Responded Aug 13, 2004 04:01PM

This DVD starts with the most basic drills, balance, rotation and length. We encourage all swimmers to master these skills first. The DVD then moves on to stroke specific ideas and mechanics to help you learn how to swim more effectively. A begniner could use this DVD, but they must be patient with the initial phase. The DVD is about 35 minutes long.

Responded Jul 25, 2005 09:47PM

Does the DVD includes how to breathe, kick, recovery, pull? Will it "correct" whatever is wrong with my freestyle/backstroke swimming?Since, I will be teaching myself, how do I know if I'm doing it right?

Responded Jan 02, 2007 05:36AM

Is the couriering cost of the Cd included in the cost of the CD? If not then how much does it cost to courier a CD Bombay- India


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