EPISODE · Oct 3, 2016 · 28 MIN
Losing the Limp with David Samuelsohn
from Effortless Swimming
David Samuelsohn is coach and founder of Westchester Masters Club in Larchmont, New York. David wrote a great article called Lose the Limp for a More Powerful Freestyle and in this podcast we’ll talk about that and: how to make adjustments in your breathing and rotation to get more power from your stroke the key principle he includes in every work out the common freestyle errors and how he corrects them plus more… 01:13 – What I Learned from The Olympics 02:00 – What is The Freestyle Limp? 03:20 – David’s Theory About “Natural Feel For The Water” 06:50 – The last 50… 09:40 – David’s Favorite Set 14:35 – “In order to swim fast, you have to swim fast.” 16:30 – Most Common Freestyle Error 19:44 – Different body types, different strokes… 23:30 – Is it worth pushing on? 23:40 – The Importance of Stress Management Learn more about David and his work by visiting his Westchester Masters Swimming Association’s Facebook page here… and you can send him a message or email him directly at timeguy(@)gmail.com The post Losing the Limp with David Samuelsohn appeared first on Effortless Swimming.
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