Comment développer l'endurance en natation | 5 conseils gratuits pour nager plus longtemps
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After several spine/cervical surgeries
Causing partial neck immobilizes, I can’t swim without goggles and a good snorkel. They do wonders if you have disabilities
All the suggestions are positive. As a senior having had bilateral knee replacement, I wonder if you have any observations about the additional weight of the new knees and its effects on swimmers?
I am 83 with neurological issues. Videos will help
Mary,
In tip two talking about rotating using hips and shoulders . . . during that rotation would be breathing as well. By rotating you don’t have to turn the neck as much. Also make sure you are turning to side and not lifting up all the time. Finally bilateral breathing helps work the neck both directions and not just one.
What I am finding to work is employing different strokes, from free, to breast, to butterfly…There are also tips for each stroke, and employment therein, such as using your fists to assist strengthens one’s endurance.
Thanks for this platform.
Bonjour. merci pour toutes ces bonnes indications ; qu’en est il de l’entraînement en eau un peu plus froide, entre 15et 20 degré ? Personnellement je met une combinaison mais mon temps de natation se réduit et j’ai parfois en récupération des extra systoles.
Merci de votre retour
With freestyle, what is the proper way to turn your head to breath without causing an injury to your neck? I’ve noticed that over the last year my neck has become more and more sore.
it would be nice to see videos for stroke improvement