Part IV: Butterfly Pull—Don’t Sweep Out, Pull Back
Welcome back, to our last and final segment on the Butterfly stroke. This week, we will discuss the last portion of the stroke—the Butterfly Pull.
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Welcome back, to our last and final segment on the Butterfly stroke. This week, we will discuss the last portion of the stroke—the Butterfly Pull.
Welcome back to Part III of our VLOG series on the Butterfly stroke. Last week, we discussed why the second kick in Butterfly is the MOST important. This week, we
Welcome to Part II of our VLOG series on the Butterfly stroke. Last week, we discussed and analyzed flying forward in the pool and not diving down.
Welcome to my very first V.A.Log — short for Video Analysis Blog.In this new series, we’re going to break down the Butterfly stroke piece by
Welcome Back! Last week, we discussed the THREE common errors seen in many Crossfit Freestyler’s Strokes. If you haven’t read Part II of this series, [CLICK HERE]. For
Welcome back! Last week, we talked about why swimming is a GREAT addition to Crossfit. Swimming can help improve your fitness and Crossfit skills. In
Since the Crossfit games started in 2011, swimming has been involved in one of the events. Some of the events even include a combination of
Welcome back to the last and final segment of our Backstroke series. For today’s post, we are going to discuss the 4 MOST common Backstroke technique errors. If
Welcome back to our 3rd segment of our Backstroke Series! Last week, we dove into the MAJOR difference between the Backstroke and Freestyle strokes. This week, we
Welcome back to Part II of our Backstroke Technique Series! Last week, we dove into how Backstroke and Freestyle are fundamentally similar. This week, we are
Backstroke can be a challenging stroke, even for those swimmers who have already mastered Freestyle. The Backstroke stroke is often misleading to a Pro-Freestyler due
Welcome back to Part III of our starts series! Two weeks ago, we discussed what the BEST possible “take your mark” position a swimmer could get in.