Wonderful. The final part for me to understand was to initiate the chest press while the arms are still on water surface. Only then the hips can be prevented from sinking.
I need to learn to swim this stroke. My niece has a shot of going to the Olympics with just this stroke alone, so, I want to support her and feel how it is to swim using that method.
It take atleast 1 month my swimming teacher's wife is a swimming champion and she said it took her a month I was learning it and I stopped for 3 days because of the weather and it lowered my stamina in butterfly swimming its very hard and it's not like any other swimming styles!
@@ZoeYenYenn Thanks for the reply. I need to get back into swimming, since I had a heart attack and it's been slow going to get back into shape. I usually just swim free style and breast stroke. The update to my niece is that she made it into the Olympics and got 25th and 15th on the butterfly in Tokyo. I'm just going to swim to get back into shape and get back into a better breathing capacity. Top priority is your health first. Good Luck.
@@ZoeYenYennit took me 3 weeks to learn it by my self ( while it took me a good 5 months to self-learn freestyle), analysing the video that my friend filming for me helped a lot. And the best advice is" just slow thing down", it's better to do just one movement correctly rather than trying to swim a whole pool length with bad technique. The kick is the foundation of the stroke so practice it first. It's easier to swim fly with your arm recover under water then progress to swim a few strokes without breathing. One arm butterfly is also a good drill.
I tried to follow your video and started butterfly but after doing 6-7 strokes, I am getting tired and stopping right there. Can you suggest what to do? Also, I want to know if the technique shown here is the most right and for beginners or is it for intermediate swimmers?I have problem with arm movement and I find the arm movement you shown in this video difficult to do for more than 5 strokes.Please suggest steps so that I can do butterfly for 50 m at a stretch without getting tired?
90% of swimming teachers teach this wrong and they don't even know it. That doesn't help people trying to learn. It's interesting how she has her hands palm down on recovery instead of the traditional thumbs down. I teach both. Oh and thanks for mentioning the CHEST. So many know it all's bang on about just the hips but I'd argue the chest is first and therefore more important. Especially if you want an easier arm recovery.
It still totally confuses me that people have no trouble understanding that the dolphin kick comes from the upper body and goes to the feet, but some how think it goes the other direction when doing the flutter kick. Both kicks are a 'crack the whip' action. One uses a body wave, the dolphin kick. The other uses a spiral action, the flutter kick. Nothing else changes. For any land based sport that uses spiral motion, like golf, throwing a baseball, or a Karate punch, your feet have to be anchored on the ground, either by standing with feet spread apart, or stepping into the action. In the water there is NOTHING to anchor your feet on. The action starts at your feet, travels through your hips, to your shoulders, and out through your finger tips. Add to that the main arm action in swimming is pulling, not pushing. Your hips rotate as a unit. Your shoulders rotate independently in swimming, other than the 'windmill' style used by the men in the 50 meter sprint. WITHOUT exception, every single freestyle and back stroke swimmer, whose arm stroke and kick are properly linked, the pulling/low side arm will initiate the rotation just slightly before the down kick (freestyle) happens. You don't even need slow motion video to see this. This also holds true for the 50 meter sprint where the arms stay opposite of each other in the pull.
The day I first tried to learn this stroke was just before my meet the next day. What worse is that the coach substituted me into the the 200im in place of my teammate. Safe to say that I was not prepared at all. I learned it while I was racing. Had to or else I'd DQ.
i believe its because you dont want your head that high out of the water during breathing as it could either slow you down or mess you up. when breathing in butterfly you dont want to lift your head too high as it can also make it harder to do the stroke. when im doing my swim team practice we are normally told this. though i could be wrong about it
Hold head, Uw'--under water, for two strokes - helps alot. End'Er'Uw' -- finished this-- interior Sparta - under water recon, school! Yes you did. Und-- Under act, is done! > Now!
As a swim coach this is definitely the hardest thing to teach my students with the fact I myself am still learning this one.
Extremely challenging yet the most beautiful stroke of all🦋💙
U r abiy😢
Wonderful. The final part for me to understand was to initiate the chest press while the arms are still on water surface. Only then the hips can be prevented from sinking.
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I have seen lot of videos to learn butterfly but this video is so convincing and informative although it's short but it's content. Thanks 👍. Cheers.
best tutorial I've seen on butterfly
agree, her timing is so clear
I need to learn to swim this stroke. My niece has a shot of going to the Olympics with just this stroke alone, so, I want to support her and feel how it is to swim using that method.
Its harrrddddd. I cant learn it myself
It take atleast 1 month my swimming teacher's wife is a swimming champion and she said it took her a month
I was learning it and I stopped for 3 days because of the weather and it lowered my stamina in butterfly swimming
its very hard and it's not like any other swimming styles!
@@ZoeYenYenn Thanks for the reply. I need to get back into swimming, since I had a heart attack and it's been slow going to get back into shape. I usually just swim free style and breast stroke. The update to my niece is that she made it into the Olympics and got 25th and 15th on the butterfly in Tokyo. I'm just going to swim to get back into shape and get back into a better breathing capacity. Top priority is your health first. Good Luck.
@@ZoeYenYennit took me 3 weeks to learn it by my self ( while it took me a good 5 months to self-learn freestyle), analysing the video that my friend filming for me helped a lot. And the best advice is" just slow thing down", it's better to do just one movement correctly rather than trying to swim a whole pool length with bad technique. The kick is the foundation of the stroke so practice it first. It's easier to swim fly with your arm recover under water then progress to swim a few strokes without breathing. One arm butterfly is also a good drill.
@@fturla___156hope you are getting better and keep on swimming.
Excellent for the swimmer.
It's good method to learn
It helps me the most❤
I tried to follow your video and started butterfly but after doing 6-7 strokes, I am getting tired and stopping right there. Can you suggest what to do? Also, I want to know if the technique shown here is the most right and for beginners or is it for intermediate swimmers?I have problem with arm movement and I find the arm movement you shown in this video difficult to do for more than 5 strokes.Please suggest steps so that I can do butterfly for 50 m at a stretch without getting tired?
What’s the background music of this video called?
I cannot say Butterfly is the most graceful stroke. You will also change your mind when you see how I does it.. lol
😂 I heard the word 'graceful' and thought... Really? I find it quite violent 🫣
Butterfly is regarded as the signature of a swimmer.However it needs many many practice to master,for sure.
graceful butterfly
grEAT VIDEO ! tHX.
美しい‼️
90% of swimming teachers teach this wrong and they don't even know it. That doesn't help people trying to learn.
It's interesting how she has her hands palm down on recovery instead of the traditional thumbs down. I teach both.
Oh and thanks for mentioning the CHEST. So many know it all's bang on about just the hips but I'd argue the chest is first and therefore more important. Especially if you want an easier arm recovery.
It still totally confuses me that people have no trouble understanding that the dolphin kick comes from the upper body and goes to the feet, but some how think it goes the other direction when doing the flutter kick. Both kicks are a 'crack the whip' action. One uses a body wave, the dolphin kick. The other uses a spiral action, the flutter kick. Nothing else changes. For any land based sport that uses spiral motion, like golf, throwing a baseball, or a Karate punch, your feet have to be anchored on the ground, either by standing with feet spread apart, or stepping into the action. In the water there is NOTHING to anchor your feet on. The action starts at your feet, travels through your hips, to your shoulders, and out through your finger tips. Add to that the main arm action in swimming is pulling, not pushing. Your hips rotate as a unit. Your shoulders rotate independently in swimming, other than the 'windmill' style used by the men in the 50 meter sprint. WITHOUT exception, every single freestyle and back stroke swimmer, whose arm stroke and kick are properly linked, the pulling/low side arm will initiate the rotation just slightly before the down kick (freestyle) happens. You don't even need slow motion video to see this. This also holds true for the 50 meter sprint where the arms stay opposite of each other in the pull.
Brilliant vidieos
Butterfly is only to flex swimmer's stamina. In real world you either use freestyle or breast-stroke, even thought latter is somewhat inefficient.
No
No, it's a full body workout.
When you actually master this one you are like officially part fish lol
Nice
The day I first tried to learn this stroke was just before my meet the next day. What worse is that the coach substituted me into the the 200im in place of my teammate. Safe to say that I was not prepared at all. I learned it while I was racing. Had to or else I'd DQ.
How did it go?
Adventurous
BELEZA 🏊♂️
2:40 for when to kick 😉
Sana all
Please show us how to do easy butterfly not this. I GET TIRED AFTER 5 STROKES PLEASE SUGGEST WHAT TO DO
What do you mean by the "chin is tilted slightly" for breathing?
i believe its because you dont want your head that high out of the water during breathing as it could either slow you down or mess you up. when breathing in butterfly you dont want to lift your head too high as it can also make it harder to do the stroke. when im doing my swim team practice we are normally told this. though i could be wrong about it
Beautiful
Difficult...😀😀👍
nize
soft hand
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Hold head, Uw'--under water, for two strokes - helps alot. End'Er'Uw' -- finished this-- interior Sparta - under water recon, school! Yes you did. Und-- Under act, is done! > Now!
1:25
Im doing 100 im soon for the first time and i can barley do fly
太难了，游不动。 It's hard to move.
If it's hard, then you are probably doing something wrong.
I have been swimming wrong butterfly for 10 years. Now I have a coach that is trying to correct my stubborn mistakes.
😎😍😎
Kick your arms in, and kick your arms out.
OMG I’m horrible 😢
She enters palms first. Something Michael Phelps was known for.
Edit: MP around 2000, later he modified thumps first 😉
That's a nice info!
I'm 58 , only can do butterfly 200 m 🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵
Start from 10 metres. Once you become perfect in this stroke, then 200 m.
*watches this right before my swim evauation* hMm
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