Swim Smooth's Head Coach Paul Newsome explains how to choose between the 3:5 and 4:4 buoyancy profiles in the men's HUUB wetsuit range. www.swimsmooth....
Amazing! Was stuck for an hour asking myself what the hell 3:5 and 4:4 meant! Definitely need that 3:5 after listening to this though haha, nowhere near 5:40 :p Thanks for the video!
Poor swimmers just need to learn how to swim instead of getting assistance. Getting low legs is not a question of poor leg buoyancy or poor kicking, it's about poor technique. It's seems to me that learning a new skill and enhancing one's technique is the essence of sport! Floating horizontally and even slightly downhill is THE first lesson all good swimmers have learnt!
Amazing! Was stuck for an hour asking myself what the hell 3:5 and 4:4 meant! Definitely need that 3:5 after listening to this though haha, nowhere near 5:40 :p Thanks for the video!
What would be the disadvantage to a faster swimmer wearing a 3:5 suit?
Poor swimmers just need to learn how to swim instead of getting assistance. Getting low legs is not a question of poor leg buoyancy or poor kicking, it's about poor technique. It's seems to me that learning a new skill and enhancing one's technique is the essence of sport! Floating horizontally and even slightly downhill is THE first lesson all good swimmers have learnt!
Yes Sir. That is. Learn to swim right. First things first
I swim just a bit slower than 5:40 (around 5:45), but I do have quite a weak leg kick? Which would you recommend?