I'm new to swimming and these videos are tremendous help in learning the breaststroke because of the slow motion parts and the underwater angle to get a better view on the swimmer.
I have started swimming after a long time ~15 years now. I used to perform breast stroke with my head out of water the whole time and now am trying to self-learn the underwater breathing (back hurts the other way). Your videos - this and some others are really helpful. Thanks.
Treading water is a sculling skill and a relaxation skill. I'd practice some sculling in the shallow end, and also some breathing exercises in the shallows before you venture to the deep. You can still swim without being good at treading, but if you ever get in trouble, treading water is a great skill to master.
well, I was away from competitive swimming for 40 years! hahahahah , omg the strokes have all changed..but having the you tube and no consistent coach has impelled me to seek courses and self learning.I am proud to say I have one of the best strokes in ALL strokes now...age does not matter but; having the athletic ability from childhood sure helps! Many thanks for the great videos and the simple instructions makes learning easy.
i am a beginner and free style was really hard to me because of breathing it was easy from breathing point of view i take breath after each stroke. thanks this is really nice video.
@fkeopfkeop - It's actually a great question with both versions being correct. Some people start the recovery with the feet apart because they feel they get the feet in a better position for the kick. Others feel the limited drag with the feet together works best. I'm a feet together guy now that I'm older, but when I made the Olympic Team, my feet were a bit apart. The stroke was much different then too though. Experiment and find what's best for you.
@bunnyboo486 - Practice long... race aggressively. If you think too much in a race, you could limit yourself. You practice so that good things happen when you don't think. Go get 'em.
Should you recover with the feet joined together or should the feet be seperated? I feel like my speed is decreasing more if I recover with my feet joined together.
Hi Dear,I'm fifty yrs old (woman and beginning to learn swimming I did try so hard but I 'm kinda a sink-er ,I can do free style now but still scare at the deep end .I can't tread the water yet ,my question is do i have to know to tread the water before to learn any stroke?And if I cant tread that means I cant swim? Any tip? Love to know how to swim .Thanks
Im in a maritime college and this stroke gives me the headache. i know how to do the medieval crawl . but at this stroke i cant keep up with timing and keep my body on the streamline...any tips
I tried to do that. At first, I thought it was so easy. But by the time I tried it, it wasn't so easy as I thought. I am only good at butterfly. But not breastroke
I'm new to swimming and these videos are tremendous help in learning the breaststroke because of the slow motion parts and the underwater angle to get a better view on the swimmer.
I have started swimming after a long time ~15 years now. I used to perform breast stroke with my head out of water the whole time and now am trying to self-learn the underwater breathing (back hurts the other way). Your videos - this and some others are really helpful. Thanks.
Recentliy taught myself the breast stroke. I think this is the best demonstration I've seen so far on good technique
Power in her legs and her timing is astonishing, i can never kick so cleanly and propelle so far with just the kick -.-"
Treading water is a sculling skill and a relaxation skill. I'd practice some sculling in the shallow end, and also some breathing exercises in the shallows before you venture to the deep. You can still swim without being good at treading, but if you ever get in trouble, treading water is a great skill to master.
Really cool. I have learned breaststroke recently and this video is really very helpful, it breaks down the different stages of the technique.
well, I was away from competitive swimming for 40 years! hahahahah , omg the strokes have all changed..but having the you tube and no consistent coach has impelled me to seek courses and self learning.I am proud to say I have one of the best strokes in ALL strokes now...age does not matter but; having the athletic ability from childhood sure helps! Many thanks for the great videos and the simple instructions makes learning easy.
Breaststoke is my worst stroke and this video helped me a lot :)
I have watched some videos for breaststroke, I think this is more clear.
i am a beginner and free style was really hard to me because of breathing it was easy from breathing point of view i take breath after each stroke. thanks this is really nice video.
her kicks are amazing ! fighting !
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Great video
@fkeopfkeop - It's actually a great question with both versions being correct. Some people start the recovery with the feet apart because they feel they get the feet in a better position for the kick. Others feel the limited drag with the feet together works best. I'm a feet together guy now that I'm older, but when I made the Olympic Team, my feet were a bit apart. The stroke was much different then too though. Experiment and find what's best for you.
Thanks for the tip .I 'll practice more and more ..
Really helpful. I want to join my school's swim team and have not done actual swimstrokes in a while. What should I look for when tryouts come around?
Going to give this a try
@bunnyboo486 - Practice long... race aggressively. If you think too much in a race, you could limit yourself. You practice so that good things happen when you don't think. Go get 'em.
Awesome. Thank you!
I hope that this helps me. I have an indoor swim team evaluation soon and I never get this right. Fingers crossed!
So how did it go?
Should you recover with the feet joined together or should the feet be seperated? I feel like my speed is decreasing more if I recover with my feet joined together.
Hi Dear,I'm fifty yrs old (woman and beginning to learn swimming I did try so hard but I 'm kinda a sink-er ,I can do free style now but still scare at the deep end .I can't tread the water yet ,my question is do i have to know to tread the water before to learn any stroke?And if I cant tread that means I cant swim? Any tip? Love to know how to swim .Thanks
유용한 드릴이네요.Good!
I need to get this right.
Im in a maritime college and this stroke gives me the headache. i know how to do the medieval crawl . but at this stroke i cant keep up with timing and keep my body on the streamline...any tips
I tried to do that. At first, I thought it was so easy. But by the time I tried it, it wasn't so easy as I thought. I am only good at butterfly. But not breastroke
M.F.JJ.。。蛙手的路逕修改影片，請參考ED Moses影片（F1蛙手路逕影片在哪個段落？請滑動評論找一下解說）。。謝謝！。。55DD。。
голову не низко опускает?
i did the same
thing omggggggggggggggggggggggggg
12 or 52, eh? LOL
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美式休閒蛙，有敬禮和拉平。我把它納入12345休閒蛙。從2：25看到最後。。。。如果不要敬禮拉平，是水平，蛙手的路逕再稍微修改一下，蛙腳小腿腳掌再翻一些，就很接近F1蛙式了。
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美式休閒蛙，雖然有敬禮和拉平，但，我還是把它納入12345休閒蛙。。請M.F.JJ.從2：25看到最後。。。。如果，美式休閒蛙，不要敬禮和拉平，蛙手的路逕再修改一下，蛙腳的小腿腳掌再翻一點，就很接近F1蛙式了！。。謝謝。。55DD。。
Wtf really it is too hard
Waoooo
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