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Freestyle - Ball Catch

By Glenn Mills to Freestyle | Jul 27, 2010 07:19AM | 5 comments 5 comments

Anything that gets swimmers focused on their catch is a good thing. When it costs so little, it's even better. Here is a standard drill used by Pinecrest Head Coach Jay Fitzgerald.


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Swimming Pic of the Week - July 15, 2010

By Glenn Mills to Pic of the Week | Jul 15, 2010 01:25PM | 16 comments 16 comments

From our video shoot last week with Karlyn Pipes-Neilsen, take a look at this catch on freestyle.


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Freestyle - Connection Variation

By Glenn Mills to Freestyle | Jun 22, 2010 08:05AM | 2 comments 2 comments

Here's a fun and challenging drill that can help you learn rhythm and develop power for your freestyle.


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Swimming Pic of the Week - May 13, 2010

By Glenn Mills to Pic of the Week | May 13, 2010 09:40AM | 12 comments 12 comments

Keeping with our "sequence" type of images, this week it's a butterfly focus with Eric Shanteau.


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Swimming Set of the Week - May 7, 2010

By Barbara Hummel to Set of the Week | May 07, 2010 12:38AM | 0 comments 0 comments

We're a couple days late for Cinco de Mayo, but what the heck. This week's set requires that you can count to 5.


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Dryland - EVF Isometric Exercise

By Barbara Hummel to All Strokes (IM) | Mar 23, 2010 09:29AM | 48 comments 48 comments

EVF, EVF, EVF. Early Vertical Forearm is right up there with underwater dolphin as one of the key moves and key concepts in swimming. This dryland exercise will help you understand and FEEL what EVF is all about. And... it will help you develop the muscles that help make it happen.


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Freestyle - High-Elbow Catch

By Glenn Mills to Freestyle | Mar 16, 2010 08:44AM | 29 comments 29 comments

Catch-catch-catch... seems as if all we talk about is a high-elbow catch. For good reason. Nothing will move you through the water more effectively than an early, high-elbow catch in freestyle.


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Freestyle - Bent-Arm Extension

By Glenn Mills to Freestyle | Mar 09, 2010 08:28AM | 7 comments 7 comments

Bent-arm extension is meant for swimmers who have reached a point in their life where the shoulders simply aren't as flexible as they used to be, and who find it difficult to reach full extension in freestyle..


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Swimming Pic of the Week - December 31, 2009

By Glenn Mills to Pic of the Week | Dec 31, 2009 12:34PM | 15 comments 15 comments

We know we should have done something extra special for the last Pic of 2009...


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Freestyle - Catch-Up Catch

By Glenn Mills to Freestyle | Dec 29, 2009 06:00AM | 8 comments 8 comments

Talk about a quick drill, here's one. This drill can be done during a kick set, or as a stand-alone drill.


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Swim Picture of the Week - December 24, 2009

By Glenn Mills to Pic of the Week | Dec 24, 2009 08:00AM | 6 comments 6 comments

Nearing the end of the year, this is just a reminder to keep reaching!


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Freestyle - Above-Speed Catch

By Glenn Mills to Freestyle | Dec 15, 2009 10:58AM | 10 comments 10 comments

Moving fast through the water requires a couple things: a great catch and a high-speed turnover. Sometimes, the harder you try, the less return you get on the water. By using tools, this becomes easier to feel.


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Freestyle - Shoulder Catch

By Glenn Mills to Freestyle | Dec 08, 2009 09:06AM | 6 comments 6 comments

Developing an early catch in freestyle is extremely important for all swimmers, but it's just not easy for all swimmers.


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Freestyle - Active Gliding

By Glenn Mills to Freestyle | Oct 13, 2009 06:46AM | 21 comments 21 comments

Wanna swim fast? Wanna swim for a long time efficiently? Experiment with cutting out the dead spots; it may be for you.


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Freestyle - Eyes UP Catch

By Glenn Mills to Freestyle | Oct 06, 2009 09:51AM | 10 comments 10 comments

Getting stuck in a swimming mantra, or a generally accepted "way" to do things, is very typical of all swimmers. Breaking through to find the way that works specifically for YOU is atypical, but necessary for you to reach your potential. The mantra that yours eyes should be looking DOWN is one of those mantras that each swimmer needs to examine for him... or her self.



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