1-Day-Workshop
Advanced skills
This workshop will put you on the path from efficient to advanced in freestyle
by honing Balance/Streamline skills and introducing advanced catch and kick timing.
Location: Hallenbad Stuttgart-Kemnat
Tuition: 155 € (get 10€ discount when booking together with a level 3 workshop)
Participants: max. 12 swimmers
Dates:
13. October 2018 – places available
24. November 2018 – places available
Duration: 5pm – 9pm
Coaches: TI Mastercoach Marjon Huibers (NL) and TI Coach Sabine Vollmer (GER) and further Coaches
Note: This workshop will be taught in German and English!
Prerequest:
Swimmer shall have completed a Level 1 workshop or equivalent in private lessons, and comfortable swimming 100m or more with a front quadrant stroke, including whole stroke integrated breathing.
What does the workshop include?
- Meet and welcome in the classroom with some time to learn about the principles of swimming
- 2 hours of pool time
- Video analysis and play back
- Access to the pool
What will you learn?
Balance: Establish high, wide recovery that rebalances your vessel and sends its weight and momentum *forward* and tune up core stabilizer muscles. Together these increase comfort, control, and speed, hold a sleek body line during recovery, and strengthen the connection between recovery arm momentum, weight shift and propulsion.
Streamline: Keep a longer, lower-drag bodyline as you breathe and swim faster. Control leg-splay and knee-flex to reduce drag, and increase kick-effectiveness.
Kick Timing: The 2-Beat Kick (2BK) is an essential skill. It minimizes drag and turbulence and takes virtually no energy, but adds whole-body power to your stroke. The 2BK adds to propulsion by driving your body through rotation into its most streamlined, minimal drag position.
Effective Propulsion: Convert Force (horsepower) into Locomotion by (1) Position your extended arm to trap the maximum volume of water; (2) Move your body forward — rather than move your hand back; and (3) Do both with no arm fatigue.
You’ll enjoy swimming as never before!
The more you enjoy it, the more you’ll practice and the more you’ll improve!
