Learning How to Swim Butterfly

Learning how to swim butterfly can be physically demanding, especially for younger or inexperienced swimmers In this article, we will provide advice, drills, dryland exercises, hacks and tips, as part of a step-by-step guide to learning how to swim butterfly. Learning how to swim butterfly can be physically demanding, especially for younger or inexperienced swimmers. … Continue reading Learning How to Swim Butterfly

Learning How to Swim Breaststroke

·         For many swimmers, especially younger and inexperienced athletes learning how to swim breaststroke can be difficult In this article, we will provide advice, drills, dryland exercises, hacks and tips, as part of a step-by-step guide to learning how to swim breaststroke Breaststroke is the slowest and least efficient of all the competitive strokes. For … Continue reading Learning How to Swim Breaststroke

Learning to Float in the Water

Learning to float in the water can help you to better control your body position to help ensure you are in the correct position to enable you to develop your stroke technique In this article, we will provide advice, drills, hacks and tips on learning to float in the water. Learning to float in the … Continue reading Learning to Float in the Water

Coaching Age Group Swimmers

Age group swimmers undergo significant physical, technical and psychological development. In this article, we will provide advice, hacks and tips on the special considerations that should be given when coaching age group swimmers. A child’s growth and development Between the approximate ages of 2 to 10 years, most children will grow and develop consistently. As … Continue reading Coaching Age Group Swimmers

Writing a Swimming Training Plan

Writing a swimming training plan can help you achieve your swimming goals quickly. In this article, we will provide advice, hacks, reps, sets and tips on writing a swimming training plan, to help you achieve your swimming goals quicker. The benefits of writing a swimming training plan For swimmers at all levels, there are many … Continue reading Writing a Swimming Training Plan

Common Competitive Backstroke Faults

Since backstroke is performed on their back, the swimmer cannot engage as many of the body’s larger muscle groups as they can while performing either freestyle or butterfly. In this article, we’ll look at the most common competitive backstroke faults and provide advice, drills, hacks and tips on how to fix them. Since backstroke is … Continue reading Common Competitive Backstroke Faults

Common Competitive Freestyle Faults

Overuse during training can lead to the development of freestyle stroke faults In this article, we’ll look at the most common freestyle faults and provide advice, hacks and tips on how to fix them. During most competitive swimming training sessions, freestyle is usually the dominant stroke. The overuse of this stroke can result in the … Continue reading Common Competitive Freestyle Faults

An Overview of the Butterfly Stroke

Butterfly is the second-fastest competitive stroke This article will provide advice, hacks & tips as a part of an overview of the butterfly stroke. Butterfly is the most recent of the four competitive swimming strokes, becoming standardised in the early 1950s. It is the second-fastest competitive stroke. Butterfly originated out of a hybrid breaststroke and … Continue reading An Overview of the Butterfly Stroke

An Overview of The Freestyle Stroke

The freestyle stroke is the fastest and most efficient competitive stroke. In this article, we will provide advice, hacks & tips as a part of an overview of the freestyle stroke. The freestyle stroke is the fastest and most efficient competitive stroke. Also known as front crawl, freestyle is used as the main fitness development … Continue reading An Overview of The Freestyle Stroke