How much time do you want to take off your 100 metre front crawl pace?
Dear Freestyle swimmer
It's your swim technique talking here on behalf of your muscle memory, heart and lungs...did you know it can take 3 times as long to correct poor technique as to instill new technique?
I know you've been training hard and no doubt racing over the summer in triathlons, open water swimming events etc., and your body needed a rest and time out last month.
Now is the best time to check in and give your swim technique some much needed and technique loving care, and fix any stroke flaws with a swim video analysis discovery session. We'll assess and identify which stroke corrections and and swim drills to target for you and set you on the path to successfully achieving your swim goals and aims in 2019!
We can help you reduce your average 100 metre pace by ten seconds with a swim video analysis session in the endless pool in Chertsey Surrey!
Recently we have had a some improver level clients reduce their pace by up to 30 seconds per 100 metres, and an intermediate swimmer reduce his 100 metre pace by 10 seconds. Plus helping beginners to become a lot more efficient at breathing, maintaining a higher and more streamlined body position, better straight leg kicking and focusing on their arms for improved rhythm and timing.
Learn how improving your distance per stroke (DPS) is really important as this allows you to expend the least amount of energy to go the furthest distance.
The further you travel on each stroke the more efficient you are. With a caveat of not excessively gliding every stroke or pushing off the wall at the end of the lane. It's driven from your technique and core strength.
The main 4 reasons why you should want to improve your distance per stroke (DPS) are:
1. Improved performance
2. Streamlining
3. Better efficiency in the water
4. Enhanced timing
How you may ask?...with
• Optimal pacing from regular time trials to set your "T-pace" or average 1500 metre pace
• Correcting stroke inefficiencies with endless pool and go pro video analysis in the pool
• Improving rotation and power using the TechToch by Finis
• Enhancing catch phase mechanics using drills such as fists, alternating fists, and slowing the glide phase on entry
• Developing a higher early vertical forearm position to push more water behind you for the same effort
• Better streamlining by being higher in the water, generating less turbulence, and less drag in the water
• Providing structured training sessions to focus on with online training plan we designed on Training Peaks
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FRONT CRAWL SWIM VIDEO ANALYSIS
Is there an area of your front crawl that feel you want to work on the most?
To find out more and how to book click below or email Nick on
speedyswimming@gmail.com or call him on 07958635142
Front crawl swim video analysis in an endless pool at Tribal in Chertsey
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We also offer
1. Front crawl coaching to a levels of swimmers, held in and around Surrey: https://www.speedyswimming.co.uk/swim-lessons
2. Swim squads for intermediates, held at Aldershot 50 metre pool: https://www.speedyswimming.co.uk/squad-training-sessions
3. Online training plans for swimming and triathlons: https://www.trainingpeaks.com/my-training-plans/speedyswimming?fbclid=IwAR0dvqTdGmxjGFg9c2YJ_RTvw_AfOS1Q0aukYsqphsTPmNkUgmiUGBs-sLI
Copyright © Speedy Swimming Nick is a level 3 British Triathlon Coach, Level 1 Training Peaks coach, and Training Bible coaching Master endurance coach with 25 years’ experience in triathlon, founder and Head Coach for Speedy Swimming.
Note: Individual results may vary more or less than 10 seconds per 100m depending on practising, how close you are to your best effort or lactate threshold heart rate. Please see terms and conditions on our website for more info.
