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The Speed is in Your HANDS - Skills N' Talents

The Speed is in Your HANDS - Skills N' Talents

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Most of the speed in freestyle swimming depends on the correct movement of your hands. If you moved your hands like the best swimmers, you would swim much faster. This video will help you improve the position of your hands and arms
Date: 2022-07-18

Comments and reviews: 9


Poor A-aron being teased for his name. I have heard this version pronounced as his birth certificate specifies in NZ. The guy European so differently pronounced to English speaking countries Aaron. My name when pronounced by Italians is very different to English. Italians pronounce it All-leee-son. I worked in Italy nannying. I am going to try turning the paddles round very soon when I go swim in next HR. Lost my confidence and technique since many lockdown in Auckland, NZ
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I've watched many of these videos, and always thought a-aron was an artifact of computer translation and voice to text, but now you've explained, so thank you. If only you would have mentioned it sooner. I also have an unusual name, which is always being translated to another more common name, or misspelled, or confused for my last name. Many thanks to you and A-aron for sharing his progress and giving a human reference point for ours.
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Cant wait to see coach O Shack A Nassy on the deck My money is on Timothy to be the fastest of the group A-Aron, Balake, Dee Nice and Jay Qualyn the students sitting at the far end of the class are usually in college sports!
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I find hard to explain to people my speed in the pool to triathletes etc. I just say I was a competitive swimmer for 10 years. even though I'm now in my 50s. you never lose the technique you were taught at an early age.
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I thought the power (stronger motor) comes from leg kicking than than? about 60-70% leg and 30-40% hand. Hands def important and help fast swimming but most of the speed in freestyle depends on hands? a bit stretch?
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Are the fingers kept close together, pressed together, on each hand, so as to increase the surface area of the hand or is water allowed to slip between the fingers? They appear quite loose and open in the video.
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at first i thought it was just your accent but now i know youre just trolling with the pronounciation of the names and i respect that, cheers for the great tips m8
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This technique was shown to me by my father when he learned to swim crawl. And he was taught this by Soviet swimmers in 1986 when he trained in the camp.
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Go Aaron keep swimming it makes you feel good!
What is his daytime job?
Hello from New Zealand still too hot for wetsuit in the sea

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