How to set up an effective catch (front crawl)

[@seamusmurphy67]

Great advice and excellent simple way of demonstrating it. Thanks for sharing.

[@JamesBeckinsale]

Glad it was helpful!

[@petros2264]

Recommended to me 3 years later 😆 still this helped me a lot.. such a good advice in just 2 minutes thank you.

[@JamesBeckinsale]

Glad it helped!

[@urba-link3576]

Thanks a lot. Really, really difficult skill to conquer simply explained.

[@martinrea8548]

Succinct and instructive, thank you. There is a lot of talk about turning your forearm inwards, something I find difficult to do. You seem to dismiss this when you say we're not aiming for contortionism. I will try your approach of simply moving my elbow somewhat to the side the next time I'm at the pool. 🏊👍

[@stephenboxer3238]

I liked the video but wished you had shown moving the elbow out. Thx

[@waynegrobler7432]

Thank you. Awesome teaching technique. Subscribed for sure. 👍

[@JamesBeckinsale]

Awesome, thank you!

[@robjones3420]

Great tip. Just started to swim so will try it out

[@MohamedGamal-si7fk]

Thank you so much very simple and efficient

[@JamesBeckinsale]

Glad it was helpful!

[@robdenzel09]

I'm in the pool on Sunday so I'm defo gonna give this a go, I'm so guilty of a straight arm catch

[@allezvenga7617]

Thanks for your sharing

[@JB-xj1ld]

excellent 👍

[@christos1936]

Thanks

[@akshaytrivedi2621]

your working very hard , thnq

[@phildurre9492]

you mean the force is going into the direction of the arrow, not the energy. the energy is going into the water, that heats because of friction :) usefull swimming technique throuth :)

[@JamesBeckinsale]

I'm keeping it simple, speaking in layman's terms so everyone can under!

[@rbmanb]

I think he's trying to refer to momentum, which has a direction, unlike kinetic energy which only has magnitude.

[@demonbasshut3685]

hello uncle

[@JamesBeckinsale]

Harvey Beckinsle hi Harvey ☺️