Favorite Freestyle Drills?

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One of my favorite parts of any workout is doing some drills. Not only do they break up the monotony of swimming back and forth, but they're a great chance to improve efficiency and focus on technique. I'm always on the hunt for new drills to add to my repertoire. I put together this list of freestyle drills and explanations that are my current favorites, but I'm looking for some new ones both as a swimmer and a coach. What else do people do? The list: Catch up swimming Finger drag 3-6-3 swimming Sculling One arm swimming Closed fist swimming Over swimming Slow and technically perfect
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  • i really like doing: catch up finger tip zipper (some also think this is finger tip, but not the way i do it) i find 1 arm drills to not represent how you really swim with regards to your body position regardless of where you put the other arm. closed fist is a step backwards, imho. proper hand entry and hand placement and hand technique is of critical importantce, using a fist just keeps you doing it wrong but now its a drill as well!
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  • i really like doing: catch up finger tip zipper (some also think this is finger tip, but not the way i do it) i find 1 arm drills to not represent how you really swim with regards to your body position regardless of where you put the other arm. closed fist is a step backwards, imho. proper hand entry and hand placement and hand technique is of critical importantce, using a fist just keeps you doing it wrong but now its a drill as well!
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