Freestyle Catch Technique Tips: Swim Faster With Less Effort
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2024
- Are you ready to become a faster swimmer? Mastering the catch phase of the freestyle swimming stroke is the key. With this technique, you can drastically improve your speed, swim with less effort and be ready to tackle your next triathlon or swim race in no time. In this video, we're showing you exactly how to master this important skill so you can start swimming faster today.
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Freestyle Catch Technique Tips: Swim Faster With Less Effort
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Well, no triathlon for me, but I do swim, a lot. One thing I don't see you doing is flexing your wrist as your arm moves down to get into the power phase of the stroke. That wrist flex is step #2 after hand entry and getting full extension. By flexing at the wrist, this helps generate a little thrust rather than elevating your upper body. The life guard side stroke, the under arm does pull straight down to elevate your head so you can see. The power phase is from about 45 degrees to 135 degrees of the 180 degree arc your hand and arm move through. This is where the muscles work most efficiently. As for body rotation, it does a couple of things. One is it gives you a longer lever to pull with, from your spine to your finger tips. Probably almost as much power difference as if you are throwing a ball and keep your shoulders flat against a wall, and the professional pitcher wind up and step into the throw. Another benefit of rotation is getting the top side shoulder out of the water for less drag.
Fantástico aporte a un excelente vídeo.
Agree. Not worrying about rotation is a step closer to rotator cuff injury. A swimmer with good rotation will swim faster than a flat swimmer
Why don’t you demonstrate it for us mate? Don’t tell, do show …
So simplified. Tnx!
Yes I found as I drill forwards deeper with my body rotated makes me move forwards n gliding smoothly effortless.
Thanks for some tips in this video. I would love if you can also include and mention about hip-driven movement which is the primary source of perpetual swimming for triathlons
Thank you for breaking it down into understandable stages! x
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks Phil. I have been enjoying a lot your training plan. Cheers
Great to hear!
Congratulations for such an amazing explanation!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you! You made this easy to understand
Glad it was helpful! I'm happy it helped.
Great video ❤❤❤❤
Nice
Hi everyone and specialy to you Phil. I broke my back in March, I have never practiced swimming, I started to swimg 2 months ago. After of your vídeo I swim 1.2km alternate days every week. And my time is 59s to 50m. Thank you for your time and fantastic detailed explanation. I'm Jan from Catalonia.
Glad I could help, Jan!
Thanks for your sharing
My pleasure
Very informative, thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Very Good 👍
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Thank you, Phil! As always, your instruction is clear and to the point. I recognised where I'm making my mistakes and now I see how to improve. Thanks again for a great video!
Glad it was helpful!
Such a helpful video - brilliantly clear and simple. After 4 years of stagnation, this instantly took 5 seconds off my 100 metres time over long-course swimming.
That's great to hear, thank you for sharing it with us!
I tried this and was surprised I set a fast time in 1500 yards with a lot less effort than it normally requires. Many thanks!
That's terrific!
Watched this on the release day, adjusted my stroke today, easily took 5s/100m off with minimal effort!
That's fantastic news, thanks for letting me know!
Thsnk you !
You're welcome.
I wish you showed more of the swimming techniques!
Thank you! Once the weather is a little better, we will get out there and record some more swim technique videos.
Nice sir
awesome video
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
Excellent teaching. One suggestion is to maybe show the stroke actually being done in slow motion from top view and underwater. Visually with your verbal teaching would be amazing
Thanks for your comment. Good advice. I'll bear this in mind for next time.
About #2, I have heard other coaches say to keep that arm extended until the other is just about to enter the water, having two arms in the front quarter of the body. Source: Effortless Swimming on RUclips. Thoughts?
If your arm is extended for too long, you will decelerate. I haven't seen the Effortless Swimming video you are referring to but you might want to ask them.
Amy breathing tips? Thanks
Lot easier the it looks
Sadly, You have missed the step just before the catch which is to extend the arm and body and in the process increase the reach. Was it an intentional or was it to simplify your message?😮
Thank you for your comment. I aimed to simplify the message, to help amateur/improvers, rather than elite swimmers. That said, I've known some very fast swimmers who don't rotate much or extend the arm and body. For many swimmers, immediate gains will come from executing a good catch and pull through. Whereas elite swimmers may be able to extend and engage the catch a little earlier and ultimately swim faster.
Agree! Maybe it is because he is not swimming front quadrant. His lead arm drops and points downward when breathing. These aside, his other points are correct.
At this point, Im just out there trying to postpone my first heart attack.
I suppose that it doesnt hurt to think about technique at the same time.
Aren't you supposed to glide a little before you execute the catch?
Thank you for your question. My own swimming speed improved when I stopped trying to glide. There's a fine line between gliding and decelerating, and it's hard to know where that is.
I swim naked..its way quicker than wearing pants..
No comment ;-)
Nice