
#394 : This Stroke Crushes In Open Water with Brenton Ford
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Sam Short recently went a 3 41 for his. 400 freestyle. Let's take a look at what he does really well in his freestyle technique and he uses a galloping style of freestyle. So let's take a look at this style and how this kind of technique might benefit you. And I think it can be a very effective way to swim open water for a lot of people because in the open water you've got a bit more buoyancy with the waves and the chop.
This sort of technique can go a long way, and you do see this with a lot of the good. Triathlon swimmers, and a lot of open water swimmers as well. So let's take a look from the underwater shot to begin with.
00:50 Head Position (Shoulders Near The Cheeks)
1:48 Elbow-The Widest Part Of The Arm (Power Diamond)
3:26 Galloping Stroke
4:07 Timing
8:17 Catch
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