Hi,
I'm a butterfly beginner and currently having problem with my hips sinking too much when my arms start with the recovery. I posted some videos at my blog (http://blog.grkovic.com/?p=30) Hips sink so much that first downkick barely lifts them above them the water. Sometimes, they don't even come out.
If anybody would have any suggestions, I would appreciate it a lot.
Thanks.
- Predrag.
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I didn't quite understand you. What do you mean by getting my head back down. I think you don't mean to put the face back in the water before arms exit the water.
Thanks again for your time.
- Predrag.
Basically, you can't swim with your head, arms, and legs above out of the water. Someone stated something I read earlier today that was exactly what I was trying to say, and I can't find it. I'll post a link to it when I do.
Wow, alot of real bad advise here on the basics.
Yes, please explain!! We are all trying to help eachother, and if you disagree or know something that will work better, please share. It can only help someone.
I also assume you are talking about my post, and please remember that what I talked about were just drills (as I stated) that helped me, and many who I taught with timing and body movement.
I didn't quite understand you. What do you mean by getting my head back down. I think you don't mean to put the face back in the water before arms exit the water.
Thanks again for your time.
- Predrag.
Basically, you can't swim with your head, arms, and legs above out of the water. Someone stated something I read earlier today that was exactly what I was trying to say, and I can't find it. I'll post a link to it when I do.
Wow, alot of real bad advise here on the basics.
Yes, please explain!! We are all trying to help eachother, and if you disagree or know something that will work better, please share. It can only help someone.
I also assume you are talking about my post, and please remember that what I talked about were just drills (as I stated) that helped me, and many who I taught with timing and body movement.
