When performing the flutter kick in swimming, controlling the kick amplitude is crucial to ensure effective propulsion without wasting energy. Here are some key points to keep in mind: 1. Don’t kick too low:- Kicking too low causes the legs to sink, creating more drag and reducing speed. - Low kicks often lead to a “tilted” body position, with the head high and legs sinking. 2. Don’t kick too high:- Kicking too high (legs lifting far out of the water) disrupts balance and wastes energy. - Excess

An athlete lets go of the pull buoy and initiates a flutter kick. The flutter kick helps start the body moving, focusing on core stabilization. The athlete uses their legs to get everything into position before adding the arms to the stroke. #flutterkick #corestability #athlete #exercise #swimtraining | GoSwim.tv