@@simula152 I'm pretty sure there is or was a brand by the name of infinity pool that makes these pools, they were amongst the first of this kind of "endless pool" hence INFINITY. I'm also fairly sure that both you and I are too poor too really "dive" into this market :)
The technique is right, but my trainer would have yelled at me if I had this much water splashing from me at the last speed. But it's probably because of the treadmill motion and if he swims in the pool its alright
I still can't understand how the backstroke arm pull works T_T I see all of you guys gracefully moving that arm at the last moment in a way that my eyes (and body) still can't comprehend (or copy)
1 thing I learned to be good at swimming and don't have to many problems in it is have a strong core, people don't think of it to mutch but it helps you have stronger and more efficient legs too
Thank you!! This actually helps so much! I’ve been struggling with speeding up my arms while doing backstroke, and I think it’s because I didn’t have my rhythm down. I have a swim meet tomorrow so let’s hope I can fix it in warm ups 😅
It’s either David Hasselhoff or The Bikini Bottom Super Band “These are some ugly looking fish.” “I wonder if we’re near one of those toxic waste dumps.”
His kicking is so flowey. I haven't swam in years, but based on my training, it's just kicking. Nothing that wavy. We basically kicked until we figured out something that kinda kept the legs up. But this guys' technique looks like it adds to propulsion too. Gonna have to retrain myself
Makes me wonder if sports are gonna be made space efficient in the future, you could just increase the speed like increasing the height on a high jump and compete on who can hang on for like 30 seconds on the fastest speed
I watched a dude swim so elegantly like he just glides underwater. The point with his swimming is to conserve energy. He was still faster than a guy who was swimming like his life depended on it. They were recorded swimming side by side.
