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Lesson #9 - Keep The Elbows Up
Focusing on the first part of the pull and avoiding the dreaded “dropped elbow” can help transform your stroke, and allow you to relax and let go of these common challenges.
Most of the conversation around the pool when discussing freestyle technique with others typically involves:
Focusing on the first part of the pull and avoiding the dreaded “dropped elbow” can help transform your stroke, and allow you to relax and let go of these common challenges.
What can you do to avoid dropping your elbow?
It’s actually pretty simple:
Keep the stroking arm straight as far out in front of you as possible, and keep the arm straight for as long as possible as you pull through the water. [.....]
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