Treading water is a fundamental swimming skill that builds strength, improves endurance, and enhances water confidence. In this guide, Coach Dan Daly shares expert tips and proven techniques, including the eggbeater kick and sculling, to help swimmers master efficient treading. Discover advanced methods, avoid common mistakes, and learn how to stay afloat effortlessly in deep water. Ready to take your skills to the next level? Read more!
Read MorePreparing for cold water swims like the English Channel or North Channel requires not only mental toughness but also proper cold water acclimatization. This blog explores the science behind how your body adapts to frigid water, practical training tips, and insights from both scientific studies and experienced swimmers. Learn how to build endurance, stay safe, and avoid cramping during long cold water swims. Whether you're preparing for an iconic swim or your first cold water event, this guide covers everything you need to know for safe and effective preparation.
Read MoreHave you ever noticed swimmers compulsively shaking their muscles and fidgeting behind the blocks before a race? From Michael Phelps iconic arm swings to the, “dancing queen,” Sierra Schmidt, at last summers Olympic Trials, it turns out there is more to moving and staying loose, than just nervous energy.
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