Triathlon Swimming: 3 Minute Swim Class

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Need triathlon swimming help? My 3-minute swim class covers 5 keys to a strong free-style triathlon swim stroke.

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Posted on April 18th 2010 in Beginner Triathlete Training

25 Responses to “Triathlon Swimming: 3 Minute Swim Class”

  1. l3tt3rs4ndnumb3rs Says:

    what about …
    what about breathing. any tips or other videos that elaborate on the technique? I find that since I pretty much suck at breathing while swimming (water enters nose and mouth) that it throws me off and I have to stop swimming to get above water to get enough air.

  2. pinkysgrl Says:

    I like the glide …
    I like the glide with the reach tip. That will definitely help. Open water with people kicking all around you is so different from the pool, so I know that swimming open water is good practice too.

  3. charleychezwick Says:

    very good tips….. …
    very good tips…..I guess with time and practice it could be as easy as it looks!!!

  4. VisualMonster Says:

    thanks! i’m a …
    thanks! i’m a total newbie swimmer and this helps a lot!

  5. rdknappsupernova Says:

    Thanks for the help …
    Thanks for the help. I learned a great deal.Rob…

  6. boaz212 Says:

    Thanks for the …
    Thanks for the video! It’s easy to follow. Now I am going to the pool this week to work on what you taught.

  7. cchapan Says:

    This is awesome. …
    This is awesome. Thanks for sharing.

  8. slimblackmeleji Says:

    thanks
    thanks

  9. Tadure Says:

    Hey what is it that …
    Hey what is it that I have to imagine that i have on my knees 1:39 – ??

    btw great video, thanks alot !

  10. Tadure Says:

    What exactly is it …
    What exactly is it that I have to imagine i have on my knees ? .. its around 1:39 ??

  11. sweedy777 Says:

    this video isn’t …
    this video isn’t even 3 minutes!!! WHAT A RIP-OFF!! lol haha just kidding very good tips.

  12. innerrhythm1 Says:

    OMG, AND ME WAYNE! …
    OMG, AND ME WAYNE! Thnat’s my problem, my body wan’ts to breathe underwater, so I counter, panic and then it all goes very wrong! I try and breathe out under water but can’t fully exhale, so wen I come up for air, I still breathe out, and dont take that breathe in… which you can imagine causes the whole “arm in the air, I’m drowning again!’ lol

  13. cheeezie25 Says:

    very good tips!
    very good tips!

  14. diablo988 Says:

    Like topgroover, I …
    Like topgroover, I also find it very hard to breathe as if I were out of the water. When I try to continuously breathe out under water, I feel like I’m going to run out of air. So, I continue to hold my breath, which I know is not good either…

  15. fernandihnio Says:

    thanks guys
    thanks guys

  16. imarkit Says:

    Try walking in a …
    Try walking in a shallow pool leaning over at the waist with knees bent, close your eyes and inhale slowly and glide, exhale slowly when your nose enters the water and be out of air by the time your nose exits the water. The key is to breathe as if you were out of the water.

  17. topgroover Says:

    Hi, Great video, …
    Hi, Great video, very helpful. Thak you.

  18. topgroover Says:

    Hi, Thanks for the …
    Hi, Thanks for the video. Doing my fisrt Tri this year. I have a problem with the breathing, tried all ways to correct it, breathing at different strokes etc. Think I may be holding in to much and not releasing breath under water. Practice Practice.
    Thanks, Wayne.

  19. phoca99 Says:

    Many of us breathe …
    Many of us breathe on each stroke. Coaches like alternate breathing because it helps to even out the stroke. In a race it may be helpful to be able to breathe on either side due to waves or another swimmer. Fewer strokes per length is better. I take 12 (6 right arms)per length. More than 20 is not good.

  20. KingSB123 Says:

    Thanks for the …
    Thanks for the useful tips. Very helpful. I tested a couple of them in the pool this morning. I did have a follow up question related to breathing technique. It looks like you’re taking a breath with every stroke. Is this recommended for triathlons versus every other stroke?

  21. avmplc07 Says:

    excellent summary
    excellent summary

  22. Swimquicker Says:

    How many strokes …
    How many strokes should one take to swim in a 25 yard pool. Great video

  23. lachitareptilian Says:

    Great! Yay!
    Great! Yay!

  24. mtbceri Says:

    Thanks very much! …
    Thanks very much! Very useful to me.

  25. distortedmotion Says:

    I’m learning at the …
    I’m learning at the minute.
    Thanks for the vid, I’ll give it a go.

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