Testing Day at Cal Berkeley

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  • Опубликовано: 31 окт 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @joshswimz3890
    @joshswimz3890 Год назад +12

    Now THIS, THIS is good content.

  • @chris-zs7ce
    @chris-zs7ce Год назад +5

    Awesome to see, love the meeting of the minds happening here.

  • @andrewwong8928
    @andrewwong8928 Год назад +9

    the swimsuitguy knows a lot about swimsuits- interesting🤔

  • @Julianw132
    @Julianw132 Год назад +1

    Thank you a lot for all your videos😍

  • @crzyfastswimmer
    @crzyfastswimmer Год назад +3

    This is what we do everyday in practice. Technical efficiency is king in practice. Need the athletes to figure out ways to reduce drag / increase propulsion

  • @davidguthrie3739
    @davidguthrie3739 Год назад +6

    The myth of suit buoyancy refuses to die. Short course is mostly under water where buoyancy is a disadvantage. Fast suits are all about compression and reducing drag, not increasing buoyancy. Totally agree with maximizing coverage.

  • @alex31721able
    @alex31721able Год назад +2

    Does NCAA not have a flat wall? What was he talking about with the pad on backstroke?

    • @iizzcool
      @iizzcool Год назад +3

      NCAA pads sit underwater and on top of a gutter so swimmers can grab the wall on their open turns, at the olympics the pads go higher and swimmers cannot grab the wall

    • @alex31721able
      @alex31721able Год назад +1

      ​@@iizzcooloh thanks, never realised they purposefully grab the wall in the US