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HomeGo Swim All Strokes with Kaitlin Sandeno & Erik Vendt |
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| Customer Reviews: | | Average Customer Review: ( 11 customer reviews )
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26 of 28 found the following review helpful:
 Excellent material for swimming beginners Aug 11, 2005
By Fernando Perez
This DVD is an excellent material for those people looking to improve swimming skills (if you are an amateur). I specially liked the section of slow motion movements in which you can see the details of the swimming techniques
14 of 14 found the following review helpful:
 Good, but... Jan 11, 2006
By Angela
"Love to learn languages"
....this DVD does NOT teach you the stroke step by step from the beginning. This DVD is most useful if you already have a certain amount of skill with each on the strokes and want to refine your TECHNIQUE. In terms of refining your technique, this DVD does a good job.
17 of 19 found the following review helpful:
Great reference for swimming all the strokes Jan 06, 2007
By Y. Huang
"Ramdom Walker"
This is a great reference video for competitive swimmer, including age group swimer. It does not teach you how to swim a stroke step by step. It serves as a model swimer that you can learn from. The best part of this vedio is that you will never be getting bored of watching them swim, they swim such a beautiful style that is very enjoyable.
I have "swim fast" series which features Michael Phelps, Ed Moss, and Lindsay Benko. Again, those are for competitive swimmer. But I have to tell you, Kaitlin has the best Fly, Back and Free techniques. Erik is close second. In term of breast stroke, I vote for Ed Moss.
As a parent of age group swimer, I think the techniques are more important than raw power. I would not ask my kid to swim like Michael Phelps bacause Michael has a lot of power packed in his stroke and kids can not do that.
I also have the series of "becoming a faster swimmer", it is targeting for beginners. However, no one in their right mind would ask a complete beginner to swim in a vedio, right? I watched that series for two times and that is it. Once you know the contest, the instruction will become very boring.
My recommendation is to buy this vedio and a swimming instruction book. You can study the book to learn or teach how to swim a stroke, but watch the vedio to set a final learning target.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Achieves its goal Jun 30, 2008
By luke24.5
"luke24.5"
This video hits its mark as a supplement to one's coaching. Olympic level swimmers demonstrate key focus points for "whole-body swimming" each stroke. The student is advised to watch repeatedly and take a mental image with them to practice of what correct form looks like in each competitive stroke.
Has helped immensely with my 7 & 8 Y.O. children who swim on a summer-only team and get very limited hands-on coaching.
Note that the swimmers swim at an IM tempo. The slo-mo section is a useful bonus.
If you're looking for drills and complete stroke lessons you probably ought to buy a series by Quick or Marsh, but this is a great and inexpensive way for one to supplement his coaching in all four strokes.
4 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Graceful butterfly May 02, 2006
By Nik of KL
"nikofkl"
Agree with Angela, this dvd is for those already possessing some skill but wanting to refine technics. It is not for amateurs.
Kaitlin's perfect butterfly technic is so graceful, it doesn't look strenuous that I take that vision to the pool and practice. Another plus point is it can be watched over and over again without being bored with too many instructions.
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