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Thank you for consistently providing quality content! Whenever I want to show someone how it's done properly, I link to one of your videos. Huge fan! 🐳

Wrong, you are sinking too much.

Great example for sculling

Head needs to be down farther. You are creating unneeded drag by keeping your head so high above the water.

beginner like this guy should focus on the body position in the water, he's legs and hips so much drops and he got fins, watch in 0:23 - so bad, with fins he should be straight under the surface and not like this

Another exotic stroke

thank you, awesome. any tips you can give?

Thank you so much! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 ( Brazil ).

I did this and was fast enough to beat even freestyles. No breath breaks, no arm movements. Just ride the push and paddle like hell!

Try using the elbow as a pulling force, the palm is just an extension. You use energy to pull the arm this way.

How is it even possible to swim this gracefully 😭

good

This is not good at all. you'll get the bad habit of swimming butterfly too deep

This is what i needed - slowed down across the whole stroke so you can actually see the dependencies and timing queues. thx !

My 1st tutorial video for 🦋stroke❤😊

Moeilijk 😂

It’s good for beginners, but not for racing

tq

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What’s the advantage of training this way? Is it more for practicing the kicks or to help align the body?

Thank you so much - this is very helpful. I'm watching in .25x speed and this is enlightening. Can you help me with one question. At :19 it looks like the breath is over and head back down well before the elbow is at its peak (so an early breath). But then at :48, the breath seems to come later, after the elbow is at its highest point. I'm sure there's always variation - but should we "aim" for one or the other? Thaks!

The Purpose of the High Elbow Skull is to develop a ‘feel of the water’ and develop the phase of the stroke between the catch and pull through. This can help prevent a wide S shape (question mark, s-curve) and also prevent a straight-arm pull through.

Nuttig

I ‘discovered’ this stroke for myself and absolutely love it.

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How does he not sink?

thank you

isn’t this a stream line?$

Wouldn't this style lead to disqualification at a race? Some part of swimmer's body must breaking the water surface at any time (past first 15 meters)

Расслабление, релакс. Но не соревнование

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What does it help

Waw! Well done!

Thanks for video! Was wondering if double kick was fine to do as breathing too fast one every kick was giving me a headache. Double kick just more natural. ❤

So perfectly relaxed

Thank you

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When i started swimming i thought butterfly is the most intense. Now i find it the most therapeutic and relaxing compare to freestyle for me 😂

This swimmer is practising what is often called explosive breathing - when you exhale as you approach the point of inhalation. The alternative, which is usually advocated, is to employ trickle breathing - where you are exhaling steadily throughout the stroke either through the nose, mouth, or both.

What happens after the first half of the pool. Do their legs also drop at one point...

Mauvaise technique car les pieds coulent.

Who else slowed this down?

Very good 👍

great 👍

Wat is het doel van deze oefening? Waar moet je op letten (naast krachtige kicks) bij het uitvoeren?

thank you

its not so slow

It only has 1:15.