Simple tips to improve your front crawl swimming
Can you feel how your body is moving while you swim? Do you have any feel for the water or awareness of how you’re swimming? If not here are some tips to help improve your swimming.
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Front Crawl Swim Set for Fun
I’m on easy training week so we did a fun front crawl swimming set this morning. It was very simple. Swim 12 x 200m. And do something different for each repeat. FOR FUN!!! You can obviously amend the distance to suit however much you want to swim This is what...How do I follow a Triathlon Training Plan?
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How can I improve my front crawl swimming?
One thing you can do today to start improving your front crawl swimming is to practice breathing to both sides.
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So, you’ve mastered the art of breathing in front crawl swimming but you can only breathe to one side. Does it even matter? If you’re starting out with front crawl, then your first goal is to learn to breathe and to be able to swim more lengths. So only being able to breath to one side isn’t a massive problem. However, as time goes by and you want to swim faster and further it will start to affect your stroke and hinder your progress.