Butterfly - Vertical Fly
Want to see what a beautiful butterfly pull feels like? Here's a drill anyone can do to learn the flowing feeling of fly when it all comes together.
Want to see what a beautiful butterfly pull feels like? Here's a drill anyone can do to learn the flowing feeling of fly when it all comes together.
We found some never-before-seen footage of Roland Schoeman training that we've posted at www.goswimtv.com
Mellow 400s today, interspersed with 75s that get faster throughout the set.
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!
Instinct is a tough thing to discover, and what you instinctively do with your hands can have a direct impact on your performance.
If you've ever seen any TV police drama, there will be a scene where the suspect is placed against the wall, hands high, and pressed forward so the police can search him. This position just happens to be a great example of the press on butterfly.
Learn to connect the pulling arm to the recoverying arm to give you another option for strong freestyle.
We've played with shadows in breaststroke before, but it's never bad to revisit.
From the beautiful pool at Pine Crest in Fort Lauderdale, FL, here is a backstroke pull sequence.
Good extension in freestyle is important, and the taller the swimmer, the more important it is to really take advantage of your reach.
This past week, I was reminded of a great hand-awareness drill from US Paralympic Resident Coach, Dave Denniston.
To celebrate heading to Auburn to assist my good friend Dave Denniston at his breaststroke camp this weekend, this week's pic features breaststroke.
Paddles can sometimes become a crutch, but remove that little rubber tube and they become a great technical training tool.
We are a group of swimmers who swim really fast, and like to help others learn how to reach their competitive potential in the area of professional swimming.