Stroke Balance: Prevents favoring one side, leading to a more symmetrical and efficient stroke.
Injury Prevention: Distributes workload evenly across muscles and joints, reducing strain
Injury Prevention: Distributes workload evenly across muscles and joints, reducing strain
Snorkel...Both, beginners and advanced swimmers will benefit from using a swim snorkel.
Fins...Fins enhance propulsion, which allows swimmers to maintain better body alignment, strengthen leg muscles, increase ankle range of motion, and simulate race conditions for practicing key skills like turns and underwater kicks at higher speeds.
Paddles...Swimmers can benefit from using paddles to build strength, refine technique, and increase power and speed in their strokes.
Swim Often. ...
Swim with Good Technique. ...
Do your Drills! ...
Use your Swim Toys! ...
Challenge Yourself! ...
Learn to Bi-Lateral Breathe – This may be scary to most since it means breathing on your weak side. ...
Get Videotaped.
This little one started the swim session when he was only 3 years old....
Now at 6, he's able to swim a full 40m distance... Off course, there's room for improvement....