This drill enhances the outstretched body position of the front crawl stroke. It encourages you to lengthen your body position whilst staying streamlined. It also teaches you to stay low to the water as you breathe and helps you learn how to limit your rotation as you breath. Here are some tips to do this Superman Drill: Kick on your side with your lead arm outstretched while keeping your shoulder close to your cheek and the other arm pushed against your side. Lay face down in the water keeping

The freestyle stroke, also known as the “catch-up” freestyle stroke, is a technique in which one arm completes the stroke and almost returns to the starting position before the other arm catches up. This breathing style can help you support fatigue for a number of reasons: 1. **Reduced energy consumption**: When the arms wait for each other, each arm has a longer rest period between strokes. This helps reduce continuous energy consumption, helping you maintain strength longer during the flight.

Getting the timing of your breathing correct in freestyle allows your stroke to maintain good rhythm and coordination. If you breathe late, this throws a lot of other parts of your stroke out. Get full access to all Effortless Swimming courses, elite swimmer videos, and squad workouts: https://effortlessswimming.com/courses-membership/ #triathlete #swimfaster #breathtiming #swimmingtechnique | Effortless Swimming