The exercises in this category are presented in a specific order to facilitate and optimize the swimming instruction for beginners. All exercises are accompanied by full descriptions, tips and videos. Before going further, a few reminders for your safety:
- If you learn one (e), always ask someone competent (lifeguard or other ...) to watch over you.
- Do all the exercises in small depth.
STEP 1: BREATHING
Learn to automate your breathing properly. This first step is essential and the basis for any swimmer. You will discover a video accompanied by a description of a exercise, and various tips for beginners .
STEP 2: LWL
Learn to float , find your balance ... The flotation is a necessary step before learning movements. You will discover a video accompanied by a description of exercises and different advice aimed at achieving the best exercises.
STEP 3: kick
Learn to work the leg beat up on ... kicking is a alternating leg kick and supported that propels the body forward. You will discover a video accompanied by a description of a exercise, and various advice to avoid mistakes.
STEP 4: BEAT BACK OF LEGS
Learn to work the leg back beat moving ... This is the kick used to swim backstroke. You will discover a video accompanied by a description of progress exercises and different advice to avoid mistakes.
STEP 5: kick VENTRAL
Learn to work the leg ventral beat moving. This is the kick used to swim front crawl. You will discover a video accompanied by a description of progress exercises and different tips to feel more comfortable and relaxed.
STEP 6: LEG BREASTSTROKE
Learn to work the leg kick in breaststroke there. This is the movement of legs used for swimming in breaststroke. You will discover a video accompanied by a description of progress exercises and different advice to help you achieve this movement to perfection.
STEP 7: LEG EXERCISES BREASTSTROKE
Learn how to perform various exercises to train and improve the movement of the legs in breaststroke. You will discover a video accompanied by a description of progress exercises and different advice to help propel you efficiently.
DIVING (BEGINNING)
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