GoSwim GoldPic of the Week - OLD School Paddles
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All Strokes - Teaching an Old Dog New Tricks
So what if you haven't been swimming for, say, 30 years. Swimming today compared to back then, would be like opening a time capsule.
Eney Buoy & D-Band Preview
A couple great swimmers sent me a couple new products they developed. Turns out they work great together.
Drill of the Week - FINIS Agility Paddles
Last week at the ASCA World Clinic, there were a lot of great new products, and one of our favorites was the new FINIS Agility Paddle.
Swimming Pic of the Week - Michigan Team Elite
Now visiting Ann Arbor, Michigan and working with Team Elite at the University of Michigan.
All Strokes - Forearm Strength
If you're looking for something to strengthen your forearms, especially for breaststroke, here's a quick drill that will do the trick.
New Roland Schoeman Clips Found and Uploaded
We found some never-before-seen footage of Roland Schoeman training that we've posted at www.goswimtv.com
Freestyle - Reach, Ride, and Grab
Swimming with paddles gives people a feeling of power as they pull, but this drill will help you focus on another aspect of your stroke... reach!
All Strokes - Strapless Sculling
Paddles can sometimes become a crutch, but remove that little rubber tube and they become a great technical training tool.
All Strokes - Hotel Pool Sculling
Every once in a while I get a question about what to do when swimmers travel and end up at a hotel that has an "Olympic-size pool"... like the one shown here.
Freestyle - Connection Variation
Here's a fun and challenging drill that can help you learn rhythm and develop power for your freestyle.
Swimming Set of the Week - March 26, 2010
Sometimes what you crave is just a mellow hour at the pool. Time to recover and maybe work on your EVF.
Freestyle - Single Paddle
Do you limp when you swim freestyle? Do you lean too much to one side or the other because you breathe to only one side? While these things are easy to correct for a short period of time, a permanent fix requires greater focus over a longer period of time. Here's a quick way to experience what a proper, balanced freestyle pull should feel like.
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Freestyle - Straighter-Leg Flutter Kick
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Online - Scott Tucker Straight-Arm Freestyle
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The swimmers with the longer arms who are physically strong enough can also go faster with ths. All techniques will be dependent on many... more » -
Online - Scott Tucker Straight-Arm Freestyle
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It takes extra energy out of swimmers who have longer arms. Those who are not physically strong enough would easily get exhausted. more » -
All Strokes - Change-of-Direction Relays
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All Strokes - Monofin Sprints
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There are several reasons why we have used a body dolphin, freestyle arms drill. For some swimmers, their sprint freestyle would be fast... more » -
All Strokes - Monofin Sprints
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Hi Folks, As a breastroker, I completely understand the idea behind using the monofin for fly and breastroke. We drill pull this way a... more »
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