New Way to Swim Breaststroke

Over the past few years, breaststroke has evolved significantly. USMS Coach, Scott Bay discusses the new technique versus the old technical aspects of swimming breaststroke.

Video Chapters:
00:00:00 - Start of Video
00:00:09 - Outdated Breaststroke Technique
00:00:45 - Modern Breaststroke Technique
00:01:48 - Outdated Timing
00:02:00 - Modern Timing
00:02:55 - Outdated Pullout
00:03:15 - Modern Pullout
00:04:31- Outdated: Not Working on Stroke Count
00:04:55 - Modern: Perfecting Stroke Count

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U.S. Masters Swimming encourages adults to enjoy the health, fitness, and social benefits of swimming by providing more than 2,000 adult swimming programs and events across the country, including open water and pool competitions. USMS’s nearly 55,000 members range from age 18 to 100+ and include swimmers of all ability levels. The nonprofit also trains and certifies coaches and provides online workouts, a bimonthly member magazine, monthly eNewsletters, and technique articles and videos at www.usms.org.