One thing I have never seen in any video about the fly and the dolphin kick is that the breathing kick is slightly different than the swimming or underwater kick. Difference is that with the breathing kick, you can't fully engage your abs because you are inhaling. That means the breathing kick comes more from the hips down. Generally, there is more knee flex and higher amplitude, with the heels coming up slightly out of the water. The underwater or swimming kick. I liken to a long steel ruler. The long whipping action travels along the body line, with the feet going both up and down in that whip.
Love it when people take the time to explain nuances like this to help amateur swimmers master the technique. I hear alot of advice trying to get your hips up higher out when doing butterfly. Any similar insights here or things to prioritize? I tend to gas out just after 25m of fly.
@@sneakygs I can blame old age, I am 72.... I do like to swim it with fins and a snorkel. I can make 50 yards that way. Without the fins and snorkel, I am good for about 25 yards, though I could probably make a 50. I do have to breathe on every stroke because I burn a lot of oxygen. The fly was a lot easier to swim 50 years ago....
Thank you so much! I should've taken 2 full strokes without breathing! That's why I have gotten a drag so far for sure. This is the best tip for me. Thanks!!!
Love this clip! 1st drill is definitely helpful for my little swimmer who’s recently interested in butterfly. ***what swim goggles did you wear? They look so comfortable!!
This is a great channel. Thank you. I struggle to pull my hands out of the water when I swim fly and some times o do not finish swinging my hands all the way. Any advice?
Hi, can you plz advice whether an aged male swimmer who is obese(above 112 kgs in weight) can learn to do good butterfly? I mean its about me & I'm 45 yrs old , I know good freestyle in deep open waters like in large ponds (with depth above 20 feet or more). And I can also do light backstroke for short distance(As water gets into my nose if i do it without nose-clips & fast for more than few meters, otherwise no problems) in deep waters as well as standing in deep waters but only problem I face in butterfly & that is bcoz of my pot belly & also I cant time my kick as well as maintain that strong dolphin kick, even if I try I cant raise my head even after 2 fly strokes to breath!! So plz advice , whether it is wise to learn butterfly with my weight around 113 kgs?
Hi there! Every body has the ability to swim every stroke. It's all about refining technique and improving your feel of the water. Make sure that when you breathe, it's at the exact same time that you start the pull, and put your head back down before your arms start to come back up to the top. Check out this video for more tips: ruclips.net/video/VwpuOv-LdCg/видео.html
One thing I have never seen in any video about the fly and the dolphin kick is that the breathing kick is slightly different than the swimming or underwater kick. Difference is that with the breathing kick, you can't fully engage your abs because you are inhaling. That means the breathing kick comes more from the hips down. Generally, there is more knee flex and higher amplitude, with the heels coming up slightly out of the water. The underwater or swimming kick. I liken to a long steel ruler. The long whipping action travels along the body line, with the feet going both up and down in that whip.
Love it when people take the time to explain nuances like this to help amateur swimmers master the technique.
I hear alot of advice trying to get your hips up higher out when doing butterfly. Any similar insights here or things to prioritize? I tend to gas out just after 25m of fly.
@@sneakygs I can blame old age, I am 72.... I do like to swim it with fins and a snorkel. I can make 50 yards that way. Without the fins and snorkel, I am good for about 25 yards, though I could probably make a 50. I do have to breathe on every stroke because I burn a lot of oxygen. The fly was a lot easier to swim 50 years ago....
That was really helpful
@robohippy , what you described works best for me. Also sounds logical. Thanks!
For me, learning that I can do 2 kicks was a gamechanger. Also, butterfly is the best ever stroke to swim with fins.
you are definitely my new instructor...!
Thanks
Thanks!
your teaching is great. Thanks
Kaylie is a great coach! :)
I have to lern dolpfin kick berofe to start swsimming butterfly style
and thank you for these tips. I improve my swimming skills with these tehniquse
You are a great instructor,thanks for the videos you make,blessings galore,
Thanks ill try
Just perfect 😊 thanks for this😊
thank you for the good instruction!
Thank you so much! I should've taken 2 full strokes without breathing!
That's why I have gotten a drag so far for sure.
This is the best tip for me. Thanks!!!
Thank you sister ❤
brilliantly!
I do love your techniques 👍
Great drills! Thank you!❤
Love this clip! 1st drill is definitely helpful for my little swimmer who’s recently interested in butterfly. ***what swim goggles did you wear? They look so comfortable!!
Great explanation!
That ankle flexibility in the thumbnail is insane!!!
thanks dear
Gonna definitely start this drill tomorrow ❤
Interesting and informative.
Glad it was helpful! Happy swimming :)
Cool glasses. What brand is it ?
Your tips are simple and great. I can get it quickly. ❤ thank you so much for making the videos 🎉🎉
Thanks for your sharing
And where is this beautiful swimming pool ?
Thanks very much ❤
This is a great channel. Thank you. I struggle to pull my hands out of the water when I swim fly and some times o do not finish swinging my hands all the way. Any advice?
Thank you
perfect！
Thank you
This video helped me a lot😊
Great!!
I like it so easy too understand. ♥️
So glad it was helpful! Happy swimming :)
Found this amazing, can't wait to practice with fins 👍🙏
So glad to hear that! Have fun :)
Whats the goggle that shes using?
What goggles did you use? Looks great. Thanks.
What googles are those? Im interested in purchasing.
TheMagic5!
Hi, can you plz advice whether an aged male swimmer who is obese(above 112 kgs in weight) can learn to do good butterfly? I mean its about me & I'm 45 yrs old , I know good freestyle in deep open waters like in large ponds (with depth above 20 feet or more). And I can also do light backstroke for short distance(As water gets into my nose if i do it without nose-clips & fast for more than few meters, otherwise no problems) in deep waters as well as standing in deep waters but only problem I face in butterfly & that is bcoz of my pot belly & also I cant time my kick as well as maintain that strong dolphin kick, even if I try I cant raise my head even after 2 fly strokes to breath!! So plz advice , whether it is wise to learn butterfly with my weight around 113 kgs?
Hi there! Every body has the ability to swim every stroke. It's all about refining technique and improving your feel of the water. Make sure that when you breathe, it's at the exact same time that you start the pull, and put your head back down before your arms start to come back up to the top. Check out this video for more tips: ruclips.net/video/VwpuOv-LdCg/видео.html
1. kick from hips pressing with your chest
2. power of kick comes from core
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❤wow❤
Catch the bubble!
Wow
In my swim club we do 3 3 3 butterfly all the time
Kaylie Noll you are such a beautiful swimmer
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OMG 😲
is she the girl who taught us how to put on a swimcap
Wow! That shit’s tight!
Спасибо за ролик о милая девушка
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The eternal struggle of not bending the knees... yet once again...
my son is 3 black stars
I can’t move my hips like that 😭
Every human being bend the legs in butterfly kick.
This is such a good video but she is seperating her legs and you would get a DQ for that
Dont bend your knees. Your hips are m9st important