Dolphin Faults, causes, effects, and corrections

Main faults: Sinking or dropping the hips, causing a loss of forward momentum. Not keeping the head low enough during the recovery phase, which can result in increased resistance and drag. Allowing the elbows to drop too low during the pull phase, which can reduce [...]

Dolphin Faults, causes, effects, and corrections2024-05-29T15:30:19+00:00

The main faults, causes, effects, and corrections in the back crawl swimming stroke

The back crawl swimming stroke, also known as the backstroke, is a technique where the swimmer lies on their back and performs a flutter kick while rotating their arms in a circular motion. Like any swimming stroke, the back crawl can have faults that can [...]

The main faults, causes, effects, and corrections in the back crawl swimming stroke2024-05-29T15:31:59+00:00

The main faults, causes, effects, and corrections in the Front crawl swimming stroke

The front crawl, also known as freestyle, is a popular swimming stroke in which the swimmer propels themselves forward by alternately reaching their arms over their head and pulling them through the water. The following are the main faults, causes, effects, and corrections associated with [...]

The main faults, causes, effects, and corrections in the Front crawl swimming stroke2024-05-29T15:32:49+00:00
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