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The Race Club swim camps is founded by three-time Olympic swimmer and 3-time medalist Dr. Gary Hall, Sr., and his son, Gary Hall, Jr., who is also a three-time Olympic swimmer who won ten (10) Olympic medals. www.theraceclub.com/swim-camps/ Together, the Halls operate The Race Club, a Southern California swim camp in Coronado, CA and a Florida swim camp located in the Florida Keys which offers a comprehensive swimming training program for athletes of all levels and abilities. Swim camps are offered at their Florida and Los Angeles California swim camp facility as well as swim courses to enable fast swimming in many strokes, including the freestyle swimming stroke. TRC also sells Swimming videos that includes underwater swimming technique videos, to instruct students to swim faster. TRC also sells online swimming nutrition because nutrition for swimmers is a critical component to swim faster. A swimming nutrition plan is essential for competitive swimming.
The Fastest Swim Technique - Backstroke Dolphin Kick
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Most swimmers have a faster backstroke dolphin kick than butterfly. Maggie MacNeil's best stroke is butterfly however her dolphin kick is so fast that she is the 50 Short Course Meters Backstroke world record holder. The question is what makes Maggie's backstroke dolphin kick so fast? In this video we analyze Maggie's dolphin kick using our Velocity Meter technology and compare with Olympian Mikita Tsmyh. Coach Gary Hall Sr explores the scientific explanation why dolphin kick on your back is typically faster than your stomach.
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Most swimmers have a faster backstroke dolphin kick than butterfly. Maggie MacNeil's best stroke is butterfly however her dolphin kick is so fast that she is the 50 Short Course Meters Backstroke world record holder. The question is what makes Maggie's backstroke dolphin kick so fast? In this video we analyze Maggie's dolphin kick using our Velocity Meter technology and compare with Olympian Mikita Tsmyh. Coach Gary Hall Sr explores the scientific explanation why dolphin kick on your back is typically faster than your stomach.
As we countdown to the Paris Olympics, we're thrilled to unveil something special: weekly videos from our subscription library until the games begin! 🎥 Plus, we're extending our free trial from 7 to 30 days! 🙌 Sign up for more exclusive content on our website:
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Thanks for this! I got a basic Physics question: what is the real purpose of the leg kick? In my understanding, once the swimmer is in the air after leaving the blocks, he can no longer exert forces on his own center of mass, because there's nothing to push against (neglecting the air). As far as I can see, moving various limbs in the air phase can only affect the body's rotation / position while entering the water, is this correct?
Who is the swimmer?
Dylan Carter from Trinidad and Tobago
@@theraceclub I thought so. I started following this channel a while a back. I was surprised to see him. I know Dylan. I am from Trinidad myself, and swam at the same swim club as Dylan and went to the same High School ! That was cool to see him represent TnT!
@@user-uc3rq8kt6b That's awesome! We first met Dylan when he was 13 or so. His coach Franz Huggins brought his team to us for some training!
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I usually hold my breath the entire time, as I'm doing dolphins, after every turn. what's the correct way of breathing, on my 1st lap, I usually do 9 kicks and 6-7 on the other turns? should I slowly blow out bubbles, or hold my breath the entire time while I'm doing dolphins?
When you get tired. Side breath in fly fix the undulating problem. Continue front will make u slower.
For swimmers who over elevate the shoulders with a front breath, side breathing can be a good option.
Great example of the swivel...body stays long and straight and shoulders rotate side to side
Yes, thanks for watching.
great explanation , however not easy for an untrained or inexperienced athlete
Not at all
great drill recommendation
Thanks!
I wanted to buy this equipment so please can you share the link
AP Labs in Italy.
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do you feel like you guys made changes that might have decreased her performance in paris? be honest
Maggie got away from her normal race strategy by taking out the first 50 too fast. She knew it after the race. I had suggested to her coach to keep to her normal race strategy, finishing the last 50 really fast. Sometimes in the heat of the Olympic finals, even the best lose their concentration.
@@theraceclub really appreciate the response, but I highly doubt it. a full second slower than tokyo just due to race strategy? I'm sure her first 50 split in tokyo is probably similar to paris, again be more honest and critical something definitely changed with her technique.
great advice
Thanks.
great advice
thanks.
Cool
Thanks!
trc is bible for me from ROK 😊
Very kind of you to say!!
This drill is even better with the stationary arm in the stretch position.
Can work either way, but it is easier to rotate the body, an important coupling motion, with the hand at the swimmer's side.
@@theraceclub with an arm above the head it forces internal rotation of the long shoulder + emphasises the catch and entry elbow relationship.
As a kid in the 80s, Disney's Little Mermaid had just come out, and all my friends and I spent all summer at a friend's pool trying to swim like Ariel! This lady has mastered the mermaid swim! It's also amazing to me, as someone who hasn't been in the swimming world since the early 2000s, how much we are able to learn through underwater video. Back when I was swimming laps for fitness, I remember ordering books on swimming technique from early-days Amazon. If I was lucky, there would be a diagram or illustration. Most of the time, I was trying to envision what the text was describing, and then trying to remember that during my next swim to try to integrate it into my technique. I can learn so much more from a few minutes of video than I could from hours of reading. It's really amazing to me how far swimming has come!
Yes! Video teaches us way better than a drawing. there are many subtleties to Maggie's kick that even coaches would not pick up on.
I observe that you are not exhaling underwater Please clarify that water does not shoots in your nose giving a sharp pain If not then i how you have managed it & give some practice tips & tricks for me as well cause while flip turn & underwater backstroke i need to exhale to prevent any entry of water Plz do reply in detail!!!! Tysm
We recommend wearing a nose clip in backstroke. Some swimmers can manage to keep the air in their lungs by occluding their nostrils with their upper lip. I cannot do that, so I wear a nose clip. Gary
@@theraceclub yes Gary Tysm for your reply Actually I am thinking that while we are swimming we must not take any external help like nose clip While I also use the same technique to narrow down the nostril air exit by covering it by upper lip this is the best thing if want to exhale for longer duration
thank you sir. just yesterday my 8 year old son had his swim meet and won 50 breast stroke trial but in 50 fly despite of having a clear lead he finished second towards the end. post race we sat near to a smaller pool near by and discussed the same with him that why his arms were delayed under water and asked him to use this same technique and he felt easy on his arms. sir correct me if im wrong in free and fly I suppose both have almost similar arm cycle , only diff is in fly we use both hands at the same time which is not the case in free, so your explanation would also be applicable in fly pull, isnt it??? last but not the least thank you again for this explanantion , now I am going to show this to my son. and he calls you gary sir by the way :) would appreceiate your reply.
Yes, you are correct. The mechanics of the fly pull and free pull are very similar. Few differences...but nothing major. Hope your son improves. Please bring him to a Race Club camp. Gary
@@theraceclub thanks for your kind reply. Sir we live in Mumbai, India. I am really not sure how can I put him under your guidance. :) kindly assist.
А где этот самый flip turns?
New measurement learnt 😅
Great 👍
Is this yards or meters?. Is he doing a straight arm pull, or with a slight bent? For sprint should you pull a little wider that your shoulder width or narrower?
Yards, bent arm pull, hand just inside the elbow and deeper than in distance free races.
Interesting. Most other videos on high elbow catch say the main reason is for power and engagement of the core. This video provides much needed info.
Yes, high elbow pull generates less propulsion with less drag.
Bruh he did the pull out for more than half the lane while I can only go like a inch
Yea, he's pretty amazing.
Kicking fast is not easy.
great one
Thanks.
Cheer~~~form an idea of the amount, number, or value of---assess.😊
Interesting video. I will start working on my ankle flexibility. Now I understand better why it is so important. Awesome!!
Glad it was helpful!
so lovely,Beautiful Girl 😍😘☺
Yes she is...and a great athlete. Gary
Desde Argentina Muchisimas gracias !!! Uso todos tus explicaciones en mis entrenamientos... Saludos
Que bueno! Tenemos mas que 400 videos de alta calidad. Gary
On the recovery I can’t seem to get my arms to come out straight out of the water. I tried straightening them out, but is there something else I could be doing that’s causing that? Thank you!
Virtually all elite butterflyers use a straight arm recovery, because there is more kinetic energy in the arm entry and better coupling with the second down kick. Try using the left/right/front drill to learn how to recover with the straight arms. You can find that instructional video on our website as a Lane 3 member. www.theraceclub.com.
06:39 that is past vertical sir!
As long as his upper arm is behind the ear, it is considered legal.
My favorite drill is 2kick-1pull.
We use that drill for several technical improvements. Gary
Good luck Kasia 💣💥
Is that Kasia Wasick kr Brad Tandy?
Thanks for this great information. It's interesting and very useful. The variable that would be difficult to account for is how to maintain the optimal Dolphin Kick Technique while being full relaxed, tension free and use as little energy as possible. If the best technique dictated by the data requires a movement that requires a level of muscled tension beyond relaxed flexibility it will use too much energy resulting in an energy deficit experienced after surfacing. This energy deficit will result in an overall slower time even if the underwater is faster. I suppose the objective would then be to gain the flexibility and technique required over time until it can be done in a fully relaxed state. Pretty much the same as optimizing any change in swimming technique. The difficulty might be that some people simply do not have the ankle flexibility. Genetics plays it's hand. Relaxed flexibility is Key.
Thanks f infonya
You are welcome!
can someone explain what he means by two up one down vs. one up one down? thanks, ethan
One breath on a stroke, no breath on a stroke is one up one down, two up means two breaths in a row, then hold one. Gary
@@theraceclub thanks, Gary. and "hold one" means no breath on that stroke? Ethan
now i get it. i would just describe it as breath every stroke, breath every two strokes, or breath every three strokes.
When you instruct swimmers in this drill, what is the main point of emphasis that you like to focus on in terms of how this drill relates to swimming butterfly? Is the emphasis on reducing the delay before initiating the pull? Or something different?
We like to use this L/R/FRONT drill for several different techniques: 1. Getting a low-profile breath with full extension of the neck 2. Vertical or ascending arm recovery (depending on shoulder flexibility) 3. Correct hand entry and pulling motion and 4. Tucking the chin down (but not the chest too much). Gary
Either you know it or you don’t. Only competition will define it
Yes...but there are stretches for the hip and ankle that can definitely improve kick propulsion. Gary
Is there a tipping point between streamlining and power when, swimming without the finis strap, the knees are too close together? Or is it always preferable in theory to keep the knees as narrow as possible?
I used to think the narrower, the better. If swimmers don't have good internal rotation flexibility of the hip nor good pronation of the ankle, they have to go wider with the knees to get any meaningful propulsion. Let the knees go where they need to to get propulsion. Gary
Excelente 💯
Gracias! Muy agradecido!
Why flutter kick and not dolphin kick tho?
The flutter kick enables the swimmer to increase the stroke rate better. Also good as coupling drill for strong arm and head entry. Gary
sir what exercise should I practise to gain that type of shoulder flexibility and rotation during the start?
Do do a full arm swing on the start, you need to have good extension flexibility of the shoulder....but not great. You can find many shoulder flexibility exercises on our website at www.theraceclub.com...lane 2 or lane 3 membership. Gary
Excelente demostración lo hace tan fácil
De acuerdo! Pero tiene piernas muy fuertes!
i’m very bad at that i neeed help to get there can you explain to me the shortest way to get there im very impressed 😊too
Starts with great ankle plantar flexibility...then build leg strength and stamina for the dolphin kick motion. Takes years to develop. Gary
Congratulations!!!
Thank you!!
Lovely dolphin kicks❤❤
We agree!!
Power! Good luck Maggie! Nice work Gary.
Thank you!