during swimming? Completely underwater, or half underwater (water surface)?
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I agree with the discussion on hydrodynamic resistance for swimming primarily being made up of form resistance and wave drag.
Another interesting article can be found at:
www.swimalberta.ca/.../morphology_and_hydrodynamic_resistance_in_young_swimmers.pdf
One other thing to consider might be for all the physiological power your body is capable to put out, what is the most efficient. I see the challenge as trying to tune the insweep/recovery/breath to minimize the up motion and get momentum energy moving forward.
I agree with the discussion on hydrodynamic resistance for swimming primarily being made up of form resistance and wave drag.
Another interesting article can be found at:
www.swimalberta.ca/.../morphology_and_hydrodynamic_resistance_in_young_swimmers.pdf
One other thing to consider might be for all the physiological power your body is capable to put out, what is the most efficient. I see the challenge as trying to tune the insweep/recovery/breath to minimize the up motion and get momentum energy moving forward.