Hello I’m from India and I’ll be trying this soon hope it works out for me because I always have problem breathing naturally and please make a video on floating .Thank you
I am 40 year old and last year only I had learnt swimming a little bit.. my problem is that I am sinking quite low in water….when I turn my head sideways so as to breathe it is still inside water and I have to turn a bit more to breathe and as a result of breaks my momentum… Moreover I get tired too easily,, I can just swim 20 m at a stretch.. please advise..
I find this super easy to do in the pool but it's significantly harder in open water. Not being able to see through the water makes it different for me-any suggestions? (I don't do much open water training because I live where it's cold!)
the slow motion demonstration at the 1:00 mark – there is way too much exhale at the last second as the face is coming out of the water – you can see the splash created by it – you should be done exhaling by the time you are taking a breath stroke again
With the help of these tips today I doubled the number if lengths I could do. Thanks. Hopefully I will reach the 1.5k soon so I can take on my first triathlon.
Now that the season of duathlons and triathlons is starting, will you make a race news show as GCN is doing? Like so much your videos, keep going like this, you're doing great!
I think this video clearly shows the 'bow wave' your head creates and into which you should be taking your breath. A shame it was not mentioned, but a good shot all the same 🙂 thx.
If your local swimming pool is closed for the winter, I guess you could still do a simplified version of the "sinking mushroom" in your bathtub for now
I think 1 arm drill is perhaps the best single drill for freestyle. It helps with so many things – breathing, hip position and rotation, catch, kicking… I think Andy Potts has said it's the only drill he uses!
I am lucky enough to be on vacation right now and (aiming to switch from running to triathlon) did my first open water swim in about twenty years. During the swim it felt great and it seemed like the salt water was helping me to stay in a better body position. However, at the end of the (500m) swim I did feel nauseous and had trouble finding my balance when exiting the water. Never experienced that in a pool before. Any ideas what that might be?
Hello I’m from India and I’ll be trying this soon hope it works out for me because I always have problem
breathing naturally and please make a video on floating .Thank you
You guys are ridiculously good looking!
Can you explain in more detail about the Exhalation part of the breathing cycle?
I am 40 year old and last year only I had learnt swimming a little bit.. my problem is that I am sinking quite low in water….when I turn my head sideways so as to breathe it is still inside water and I have to turn a bit more to breathe and as a result of breaks my momentum… Moreover I get tired too easily,, I can just swim 20 m at a stretch.. please advise..
I get water inside mouth
Superb video, thank you guys!
I am really good at freestyle
While breathing, your eyes actually look back and not sideway.
Good job sir/ma'am..thank you for your share video..this is important to me because I'm amateur swimer need more practice..
Can you please do more swimming videos
I find this super easy to do in the pool but it's significantly harder in open water. Not being able to see through the water makes it different for me-any suggestions? (I don't do much open water training because I live where it's cold!)
the slow motion demonstration at the 1:00 mark – there is way too much exhale at the last second as the face is coming out of the water – you can see the splash created by it – you should be done exhaling by the time you are taking a breath stroke again
With the help of these tips today I doubled the number if lengths I could do. Thanks. Hopefully I will reach the 1.5k soon so I can take on my first triathlon.
"why is breathing so difficult when we get into the water?" ?…
Great video guys, breathing is my major nightmare with swimming, or the lack of it!!! Some good drills for me to try.
Now that the season of duathlons and triathlons is starting, will you make a race news show as GCN is doing? Like so much your videos, keep going like this, you're doing great!
I think this video clearly shows the 'bow wave' your head creates and into which you should be taking your breath. A shame it was not mentioned, but a good shot all the same 🙂 thx.
if i dont drown..its been a good swim 🙂
If your local swimming pool is closed for the winter, I guess you could still do a simplified version of the "sinking mushroom" in your bathtub for now
You mentioned leg sinking, is there a video coming for drills on that?
I think 1 arm drill is perhaps the best single drill for freestyle. It helps with so many things – breathing, hip position and rotation, catch, kicking… I think Andy Potts has said it's the only drill he uses!
When I was young I used to breathe in water haha
I feel out of breath just by watching this. Lol
I am lucky enough to be on vacation right now and (aiming to switch from running to triathlon) did my first open water swim in about twenty years. During the swim it felt great and it seemed like the salt water was helping me to stay in a better body position. However, at the end of the (500m) swim I did feel nauseous and had trouble finding my balance when exiting the water. Never experienced that in a pool before. Any ideas what that might be?