Part 6 – How to ‘Work Less, Swim Better’ in Triathlon

In part 6 Terry Laughlin teaches how to ‘Work Less, Swim Better’ in Triathlon by learning to swim with your body



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0:01 – Learn to Swim With Your Body


0:14 – The Right Recovery Angle for the Hand


1:15 – Steep Entry Converts DOWNWARD Weight Shift into FORWARD Thrust


3:00 – Continous Switches


3:40 – Easy Freestyle with arm out of the water


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Total Immersion’s Terry Laughlin explains to triathletes the advantages of his Perpetual-Motion Freestyle stroke in open-water swimming: In this video he examines Learning to swim with you body and how steep arm entry gets converted into better forward thrust.


 


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