WORLD’S SMOOTHEST FRONT CRAWL!!

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  • čas přidán 19. 02. 2022
  • Adam Walker record holder open water swimmer explains how to swim smoothest front crawl ever using the Ocean Walker Technique Method he created.
    To learn how to do it subscribe here: vimeo.com/ondemand/oceanwalke...
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Komentáře • 51

  • @simonmundy1351
    @simonmundy1351 Před 2 lety +8

    many thanks Adam - amazing to watch your motion through the water ... since discovering your videos & work 2.5 years ago I have been steadily adapting my open water freestyle style as much as possible to your ocean walker technique ... this summer during swims there have been periods of sensation of effortlessness when I felt I finally sussed out how you are doing what you are doing ... then it slips away again as old habits and mistakes creep back in. But the 'much better' is gradually effortlessly replacing 'the awkward'.
    One thing I found helpful for coordinating the hip torque/shoulder/ body rotation side to side is to generate a feeling of swimming downhill, slightly tipping/leaning the head into the water on each 'after the breath' stroke......

  • @eduardocavanagh
    @eduardocavanagh Před 2 lety +7

    Excellent explanation of his fantastic technique.

  • @johncano3972
    @johncano3972 Před rokem +3

    THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE.. YOU'RE HELPING US IMPROVE AND AVOID INJURIES..👍🏼

  • @mecheil2000
    @mecheil2000 Před rokem

    Great Coach Adam..
    I recommend all who would like to learn your great freestyle to watch your learnibg vedios in Adam Walker vemio..
    Coach Adam one of the best Coach ...

  • @alexjulius69
    @alexjulius69 Před 2 lety +2

    Isn't this the techniqur that USA woman used to beat 14 world records and absolutely dominated the space? If yes, you're teaching a legendary technique to your students. What I like the most is that it's little effort, I'm interested in long distance in open waters not really pools, so it's ideal for me. Hopefully I'll recreate at least a fraction of this technique with training, this is freaking awesome.

  • @kevinbishop6582
    @kevinbishop6582 Před 2 lety +6

    Isn’t this just a hip driven freestyle stroke with a two beat kick? I believe I see this often with World class freestylers in distance pool races.

  • @xuanloc5759
    @xuanloc5759 Před 2 lety +1

    No more words to describe it. Just great

  • @danamichaud8303
    @danamichaud8303 Před rokem +1

    This is beautiful. I want this gift. Thank you for sharing.

  • @zouhirtaoutaou9454
    @zouhirtaoutaou9454 Před 2 lety +1

    Great video!

  • @open_water2411
    @open_water2411 Před 2 lety +3

    I found this stroke by accident yesterday swimming into waves. Thought I had a better hold of the water and it was quicker even though I’d slowed down the stroke. Excellent video.

  • @aaa-qz8qh
    @aaa-qz8qh Před 2 lety

    Could you cover sprinting with a 2 beat?

  • @statueman1000
    @statueman1000 Před rokem +1

    I am being coached by a lady called Alex, "Open Water Angel" who is applying your technique. If I send you a video from her can you critique it. I am very happy to pay for your time

    • @adamwalker32
      @adamwalker32  Před rokem

      Hi Matt. Yes you can books session with me via Skype. Go to oceanwalkeruk.com to book 👍

  • @dr.mussabalrasheed-.6296

    Please we need a simulator video explaining the technique with hip rotation...
    It is difficult to know the difference

    • @adamwalker32
      @adamwalker32  Před rokem +1

      Checkout ocean Walker Vimeo my online system vimeo.com/ondemand/oceanwalkertechnique

  • @memyself417
    @memyself417 Před 2 lety +1

    If I am not mistaken you mentioned in another video that your method involves a 2 beat kick. Do you start your kick during the hand entry or afterwards?

    • @adamwalker32
      @adamwalker32  Před 2 lety +2

      The hand goes in via a roll of the feet then it’s a kick followed by a pull on your side

  • @EdemOsseyi
    @EdemOsseyi Před měsícem

    It works.

  • @mikhailstepanets1784
    @mikhailstepanets1784 Před 2 lety +1

    very smooth

  • @meddahbachir8533
    @meddahbachir8533 Před 2 lety

    سباحة رااائعة

  • @marcuspradas1037
    @marcuspradas1037 Před 2 lety +1

    I'm already thinking of attending an Ocean walker swim camp. Maybe you're right and my shoulders will thank it. I understand though, that this technique doesn't make it difficult to see ahead and swim in a straight line. Anybody here has experience with this technique?

    • @adamwalker32
      @adamwalker32  Před rokem

      It keeps you absolutely straight for sure as my head doesn’t move. Head is the rudder. I then sight separately

  • @Hastagnatacao
    @Hastagnatacao Před 2 lety

    Hi Adam! Thanks a lot for the content! I'm Ricardo Barreto and I have a Brazilian swimming channel! I would like to know if I can use your technique for demonstration in one of my videos???

    • @adamwalker32
      @adamwalker32  Před 2 lety +2

      If it is positive demonstration Ok :)

    • @Hastagnatacao
      @Hastagnatacao Před 2 lety

      @@adamwalker32🤣🤣 absolutely!!! thanks again! congratulations for the beautiful work!

    • @adamwalker32
      @adamwalker32  Před 2 lety

      @@Hastagnatacao 😂👍

  • @aleksk9643
    @aleksk9643 Před 2 lety +1

    Nice one!
    But, hips rotations only affects your torso. It isn't linked with arms. Its relevant to onland sports too.

    • @adamwalker32
      @adamwalker32  Před 2 lety +7

      When your on your side shoulder is higher meaning recovery arm sweeps therefore no lifting. Arms then get guided down into the water via rotation meaning pure hip power, therefore bigger glide and power, also not putting arm in and overstretched vulnerable position for the catch. Win win 👍

  • @mbhbYT
    @mbhbYT Před 2 lety

    How do you sight forward using this technique?

    • @adamwalker32
      @adamwalker32  Před rokem

      Sighting uses the same rhythm.

    • @mbhbYT
      @mbhbYT Před rokem

      @@adamwalker32 But if the idea is to use the 180°roll each cycle, where and when can you look forward? Seems anatomically non-intuitive.

  • @billreppas
    @billreppas Před 2 lety

    In one of your videos you said is like going downhill.That means your arm who catch the water you strech it as much as you can in front you or more down to the water?hope my writing make sense.

    • @adamwalker32
      @adamwalker32  Před 2 lety +1

      45 degrees hip rotates to drop the arm. All becomes clear on Ocean Walker Vimeo. Checkout vimeo.com/ondemand/oceanwalkertechnique

  • @elizabethsabit3883
    @elizabethsabit3883 Před rokem

    When i swim, i go to.left or right, any suggestion to avoid that?

    • @adamwalker32
      @adamwalker32  Před rokem +1

      Your head isn’t straight and potentially your arms are going across the centre line. If you learn Ocean Walker Technique I teach you how to keep a still head 👍

    • @elizabethsabit3883
      @elizabethsabit3883 Před rokem

      @@adamwalker32 thank you sir

  • @abdelghanicherchar7923
    @abdelghanicherchar7923 Před rokem +1

    I saw you in the world news that you were attacked by a shark in New Zealand.. you were protected from some dolphins... I wish you safety.

  • @kateach164
    @kateach164 Před 2 lety

    i have question if u dont mind ( is it possible to swim in open sea 155 klm in 65 hours ( non stop non rest non sleep ??? thanks for reply

    • @adamwalker32
      @adamwalker32  Před 2 lety +1

      Yes it’s possible.

    • @kateach164
      @kateach164 Před 2 lety

      @@adamwalker32 man age over over 65 years and has operation on heart !!!!!!!

  • @alexcerri5845
    @alexcerri5845 Před rokem

    I like you teknik but is little bit to-do