Butterfly swimming technique

Effortless Swimming on Instagram: "❌These mistakes affect body position, create drag, and hinder the catch on the stroke ✅Drill progressions can help fix the issue, including practicing freestyle kick with arms out in front and practicing the catch and head tilt for breath timing GET THE FULL BUTTERFLY COURSE INSIDE OF OUR MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM🙌 The link in is the bio. #butterfly #swimmersofinstagram #swimmersbody #swimmersproblems #swimmers #swimmerslife"

Stefano Razeto on Instagram: "I always hear people say, “butterfly is so hard, it’s impossible to swim!” That’s not entirely true. Yes, it’s very hard if you don’t have the knowledge to master the technique. Getting both arms and your body out of the water at the same time requires a lot of effort and strength. Yet, with some knowledge and some tricks you can get closer to swimming like a dolphin. The key for this stroke is, rhythm & kick. I call this drill the “MP drill” because I saw him…

Our latest butterfly swimming technique video sheds some new light on this difficult stroke. While swimming proper breaststroke may be the toughest swim technique to learn or teach, from an energy expenditure standpoint, swimming butterfly is the toughest stroke to perform. Butterfly is a difficult swim stroke technique to do well. It is even a more challenging one to keep doing well throughout a race. Butterfly is an exhausting stroke.

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Butterfly is one of the most difficult strokes to master. Swimming it correctly requires extra energy and advanced technique knowledge. If you’re new to butterfly, it might feel impossible! But trust us, it’s not. We’re breaking down the basics of butterfly and sharing our favorite drills to help you perfect your technique and swim faster!

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Butterfly is arguably the toughest stroke in swimming and can sometimes feel impossible to master, but we’ve got some good news: You can conquer the 100 butterfly with the right training focus. If you want to improve your 100 butterfly time, get ready to take some notes…we’re sharing our favorite tips to help you improve

Butterfly is the most difficult swimming stroke to do well, requiring incredible amounts of strength in the legs, core and shoulders, as well as great ankle and shoulder flexibility in order to develop speed. These are 3 dryland exercises you can do at home to become stronger at the butterfly stroke

MySwimPro on Instagram: "Does breathing in butterfly get in the way of your arms? Try this drill to nail the timing of your breath! 🔨⁠ ⁠ Find our favorite technique tips for butterfly at the link in our bio 🔗"

Basic butterfly stroke swimming steps for beginners. Perfect the body position and move through to mastering the leg kick, arm pull and breathing techniques