Freediving techniques: classic kicking technique (part 1)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2020
- Thanks to the advanced control of primary bio-mechanical movement learn how to perform an efficient and elegant classic kicking technique through our (video) tutorial "Learning Pills".
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Interesting and informative video!! Where are you from and what kind of accent is that?
Best video I have seen! Very important to keep toes pointed (optional, but you diminish fin design) and knees slightly bent (required) to avoid knee injury. Easy to forget until the damage is done.
Unless you are doing a pretty photo shoot for a couple minutes to show off your body building, really no need to keep your knees locked.
If you do sense pain in those areas later, adequate nutrients and reasonable exercise and a great attitude should keep you highly mobile.
The occasional weather change or sleep on it wrong type of temporary feeling that is a reminder you should have bent your knees is completely avoidable.
I am grateful you took the time and effort to illustrate this perfectly. If you do suspect you have any minor physical aliments, consult your doctor and graduate your adventures depth wise.
In other words recreationally try 10 then 20 ft for long periods before moving deeper. Sinus and dental problems are quite amplified under pressure, something your family doctor may not be aware of.
Well worth the effort to escape gravity for a little while. I limit myself to about 20 ft, and I have a blast and no discomforts (flying with ear wax is more painful).
Beautiful!! Just got my carbon fins and can’t wait to further improve my technique with them
Just bought my long fin, and notice something wrong on kicking technique
Very detailed and clear explanation, Thank you for sharing!! It helps me a lot !
Great video! Thanks!
thanks guys! hope you enjoyed!
Thank you for all the information
more then welcome dude!!
The best detailed tutorial on youtube. In this video you use J fins. What kicking technique would you recommend with soft S fins.
thanks for question Andrew, right on spot!! with soft fins i suggest a narrower tachnique... it works better then wider ones! other video coming soon on this topic! have nice dives!
Thankyou for this vid,, I searched for an explanation on correct kicking form and this is it. My concern was related to correct ankle and foot position on the down stroke.
thanks dude! yes, it is a very common mistake that many people do, just a bit of serious work in the pool and you will fix it! don't forget to check our next video too... is about ankle position: very important! enjoy the view and dive safe!! ;-)
I have a question sir, i have plantar fasciitis and when i tiptoe when finning it is really uncomfortable and i cant sink. Does the arches on foot affects my finning. Can i adjust my feet to normal one and not to tiptoe. Really hoping for your answer. Thank you
Well, what you should do is forst fix the plantar fascitis cause it is not something that cannot be fixed. So, go to a proper physiotherapist or a skilled massage therapust with health improving knowledge that will help you. After you get rid of it and do all the homework excercices you, start practicing stretching properly your ankles and toes to get the feet used to the finning position. Hope this helps you and work hard my friend!
@@andersonboy620 thank you
May I Ask what fins are you using? Tnx
hi mate! i am sponsorized by Carbonio GFT (italian brand) so i only use their fins... in this video i was wearing FORCE (medium). if you like to have top quality fins i suggest you a new model (only for freediving NOT spearfishing) called ONDA...amazing!!
Should my toes always be pointed?
ciao Dean, very good question, thanks! it depends.... anyone of us as slightly different positions for the ankle, someone keep feet pointing outside, someone else pointing inside... so it depends!! generally toes should point back but a little movement back/forward helps to drive the blade properly and keep them flat. please check in the second video (part2) the correct position of the ankle and let us know if you have other questions, thanks a lot. dive safe man!