Breaststroke Wave Arms Force Explanation

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[@dlwogns26]

this actually helped me more than I would've thought. Thank you for the video and wish me luck for my 100 breast!

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glad that we could help you.

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[@gyattlover413]

horrible example of breaststroke kick, knees go way too wide and i dont know a single good breaststroker that keeps the bottom of their feet together at the start of the kick. Also no one sweeps their arms that wide on breaststroke

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as far as we know, the technique directly came from Dr. Counsilman. if you have not heard of him, please google Dr. James Counsilman. Meanwhile we will pass on your comments to the swimming experts. Good luck with your swimming.

[@FabianEveraert]

@@fluidmechanicsdotnet Let us be honnest, Dr Counsilman died in 2004 . The technique has evolved a lot since then.. . I wouldnt call him al a expert today...