Most of us learn by utilizing one or more of three senses – SEEING visual, HEARING auditory and FEELING touch. These are physical sources of information our bodies send to the brain. The graphics below provide a visual representation of the senses.
Sense is a way of using information. Swimmers come from each of these groups, yet due to the training environment most are visual learners.
BREASTSTROKE. We are viewing a breaststroke swimmer in Lane View, he has good tempo. As we visually inspect the swim, we review and identify stroke flaws. We look to make one correction at a time.
What do you see? Establishing the best body position is critical to the success of the swim.
We bring the swimmer to the deck for video analysis and auditory review. We see the swimming stroke, and we utilize the active kinesiology method and engage the swimmer and the muscles utilized for the stroke correction.
And then… back in the pool.
We created a active kinesiology as a powerful method and system and based on european best practice for stroke correction. Contact us for more details on our method and sign up for some swim testing sessions. All we can say is that It works, and swimmers realize immediate improvements.
