Learn to Dolphin kick with the Foil Body Motion
Training Tips
While both variables, distance per kick and tempo (speed of movement), must be emphasized from the start in skill development and training, a bias should be directed to more emphasis upon distance per kick.
It is important to incorporate the use of the core body strength into power development in the kicking motion. Keeping the body too rigid, with the kick inside the body alignment, will result in diminished distance per kick. Let the hand, arms and body go for bigger range of motion and more distance per kick. Use exaggerated
movements in your training.
Measure you distance per kick by counting kicks over a given distance. Measure tempo by timing a specific number of kick, and determine seconds per kick (example: .45 seconds per kick)
You can also learn and practice kicking on your side (Fish Kicking), rather than on your front (Dolphin Kicking)
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