Courtesy of Ryan Rosenbaum / Phlex Swim Channel
Do you want to swim breastroke more efficiently? The Breastroke Lane Line drill is just what you need. Successful breastrokers do it. Why shouldnt you?
This drill puts an emphasis on your head and upper body position. Swim normal breastroke perpendicular to the lane lines of the pool, using the lanes to divide the pool into strokes. The key to this drill is to get your head down after each stroke, and to press with your chest as you reach forward and start your next arm pull. Make sure to get into near streamline between each stroke, and to always finish your kick.
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Eddie, you look small
Damm hes put on weight…http://lacorchera.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/solaeche2.jpg
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Footnote: After you master the drill, try it “blindfolded”. Disclaimer: Practice responsibly and not responsible if you “eat the lane line”.
Love this idea!