Front crawl swimming technique

Utilizing constantly rotating arms, flutter-kicking legs, and efficient breathing techniques, the front crawl is sure to get you from A to B in a hurry.

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Learning to swim is a journey, and no one will be an excellent swimmer overnight. However, practicing swim drills will help you to improve steadily and progressively. Swimming laps alone will not be enough to yield fast improvements; sometimes what you need is to zoom in on certain bad habits and nip them in the bud.

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Here we have some important tips for beginners about open water swimming: practice sighting, vary your stroke, Building your endurance, startup slow, etc.

Make your front crawl faster and more efficient with this swimming technique from the pros. See images and read tips in Everyone Active and Swim Smooth's guide.

Discover how to swim front crawl without getting tired! Our expert guide shares tips and techniques to help you improve your endurance in the water.

For those who don’t know, the terms “freestyle” and “front crawl” are used interchangeably! Reason being, the freestyle is actually a category in swimming competitions while the front crawl is a stroke. That might explain why both these terms are used, one for the other, so often. Although the front crawl is one of the more popular strokes, it is one of the hardest ones to master, especially when it comes to nailing the arm movement. A common misconception is that your arms should be…

Are dead spots slowing you down? Swimming coaches Tracey Baumann and Emma Levy explain how to achieve a seamless front crawl stroke

Embrace the freedom of open water front crawl! 🌊💪 Here's a tip for both safety and maximizing your performance: 1. Sight and navigation: Practice sighting techniques by lifting your head to look forward periodically during swimming to stay on course. This will help you navigate efficiently and prevent drifting off track. #Triathlon #Triathlete #TriathlonTraining #TriathlonLife #TriathlonInspiration #TriathlonJourney