I’m a self taught swimmer so these videos help a lot. Every time I learn a new milestone it gives me the confidence to learn even more. After doing freestyle for months I randomly tried a backstroke and loved it instantly!
You and me both. Same thing. Every week or so, I do something that I couldn't do the week prior. Now, I love to go to the gym every chance I get to get better. Good luck.. you'll be a pro in no time.
I hate it so much!!! I started learning how to swim all by myself last 3+ months coz there were pool down of my apartment. I'm getting the hang of freestyle, breakstroke is fine, but tiring. But I couldn't do backstroke for more than 10 seconds coz the water keep entering my nose. I've practiced backstroke for like 1-2 weeks casually, BUT I STILL CANT DO IT. Can you share one or two tips/tricks to do it while not getting water in the nose? 🥲
@@mubaraksenju7521it's all about timing, you have to recognize your hand movement while doing backstroke , and as per those movement you have to inhale and exhale , 😩 it took ⅔week for me to learn perfectly
Same here. I worked really hard a fc and after years was still pretty poor at it. Switched to back stroke ans after 9 weeks training hit over 10km in one session.
Thanks for the tips. I was struggling to start the backstroke. Then I noticed Roy breathing underwater initially, in backstroke too and honestly - mind blown
Check if you go in a straight line just with kicks. This is a reason for a lot of new backstroke swimmers. If not, then your kicks are asymmetric. Check which leg needs correction and work on it. Otherwise, it might be that one of your arms is pushing better than the other.
Anyone have any tips for keeping your head straight/swimming straight while doing backstroke. I do try to look at ceiling beam but doesn't seem that helpful. Thank you in advance!
I like to swim backstroke and the rotation of the shoulders is important so they are not backstroking too flat, could be more splashing from a flat swim. Also, I tend to rest my wrist on recovery, so my fingers are not pointing up, they are pointing sideways (facing away from body) almost pointing down ready for entering back into the water pinky first. Good luck to your swimmers.
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I’m a self taught swimmer so these videos help a lot. Every time I learn a new milestone it gives me the confidence to learn even more. After doing freestyle for months I randomly tried a backstroke and loved it instantly!
You and me both. Same thing. Every week or so, I do something that I couldn't do the week prior. Now, I love to go to the gym every chance I get to get better. Good luck.. you'll be a pro in no time.
I found that it was easier to learn backstroke than freestyle. It felt so relaxing rather than freestyle
You are so right
Mine is just the opposite. I'm currently learning backstroke
Same for me
Same for me
hahahaa me too
Backstroke is relaxing and relatively easy than freestyle.
It's my favorite stroke.
Like me🤣🤣❣️
I hate it so much!!! I started learning how to swim all by myself last 3+ months coz there were pool down of my apartment. I'm getting the hang of freestyle, breakstroke is fine, but tiring. But I couldn't do backstroke for more than 10 seconds coz the water keep entering my nose. I've practiced backstroke for like 1-2 weeks casually, BUT I STILL CANT DO IT. Can you share one or two tips/tricks to do it while not getting water in the nose? 🥲
@@mubaraksenju7521it's all about timing, you have to recognize your hand movement while doing backstroke , and as per those movement you have to inhale and exhale , 😩 it took ⅔week for me to learn perfectly
Same here. I worked really hard a fc and after years was still pretty poor at it. Switched to back stroke ans after 9 weeks training hit over 10km in one session.
Thanks for the tips. I was struggling to start the backstroke. Then I noticed Roy breathing underwater initially, in backstroke too and honestly - mind blown
This is the only store I know how to swim and I’m always trying to improve it! I need to work on the 3rd tip, definitely rushing through the pull
THANKS FOR THE TIPS.
This is just that I was looking for. Thank you so much my today's backstroke swim was just smooth and enjoyable. I wanted to keep swimming forever 😁
Thank you for the tips and demonstrations - the do/don't demos are excellent!
Thanks. Simple but I needed these tips
I love swimm in this clear water😍
I'll try this style ..., I'm having a hard time learning freestyle because of my breathing is so poor 😢,
Excellent very much helpful thanks coach
Great tips, thank you!!
Thank you! I'll make #3 tip. I knew the others.
Good tips. Thanks.
Hi coch I like your swimming pool & your tips too ❤
Supercool tip 👍
Thank You so much ❤
Top stuff!!!
Helpful
what is recovery? when the arm comes back to the hip?
Same
I can't swim straight line on backstroke...any tips?
Move one leg( knee )to get direction
I'm learning how to swim at the RAF Bement
When i swim backstroke i will always go to the side and not swimming straight 😅 how to fix that?
Me too, idk why
Check if you go in a straight line just with kicks. This is a reason for a lot of new backstroke swimmers. If not, then your kicks are asymmetric. Check which leg needs correction and work on it. Otherwise, it might be that one of your arms is pushing better than the other.
I confuses in leg and hand movement😢 legs are stop when hand moves😮 what is solution?
Arm movements how to push and pull
Anyone have any tips for keeping your head straight/swimming straight while doing backstroke. I do try to look at ceiling beam but doesn't seem that helpful. Thank you in advance!
Keep ur head right back as tho ur floating that works for me
Good😊😊
But Why is it that when my students move their arms, water falls on their face?Although they raise their hands diagonally to avoid water resistance
I like to swim backstroke and the rotation of the shoulders is important so they are not backstroking too flat, could be more splashing from a flat swim. Also, I tend to rest my wrist on recovery, so my fingers are not pointing up, they are pointing sideways (facing away from body) almost pointing down ready for entering back into the water pinky first. Good luck to your swimmers.
@@nataliechandler4086 thank you
My weak stroke😢