How to Use the Glide Paddle
Fix any unnecessary lateral movements
- Crossover stroking and S stroking
- Single arm stroking pausing at each part of the stroke with opposite arm up Glide Paddles on both hands if crossing over
- Single arm stroking with one hand down Glide Paddle on stroking arm
- Catch up at thigh with Glide Paddle
- Stroke with the Glide Paddle
- Over compensating for breathing
- Single arm stroking with one arm up with Glide Paddle on stroking hand
- If slicing in or out to the side use a Glide Paddle on non-stroking hand
- If laying on non-stroking arm use a Precision Paddle on non-stroking hand
- Single arm stroking with the opposite arm down by the side
Fix leading elbow on outsweep
- Catch up at thigh with Glide Paddles
- Single arm stroking pausing at each part of the stroke with opposite arm up
- 6 Kick Switch
Improve to a stable stroke
- Keep a relaxed hand on the Glide Paddle so the paddle is free to move on the hand
- Single arm stroking with hand up or down
Improve Breaststroke hand recovery
- Pull only
- Single arm stroking with hand up
- Pull only with ankle buoy (pull buoy + 1FlexBand)
- Pull only with both legs in one cuff of the 1FlexBand
Improve Backstroke hand entry
- Glide Paddle will move if hand enters at the wrong pitch
- 6 Kick Switch
- Pull only with an ankle buoy (pull buoy + 1FlexBand)
Improve hands on flip turn
- The Glide Paddles brings more attention to hands during the turn
- 5 stroke flip
Improve workout
- Use in the pre-set to fine tune the stroke before the main set
- Single arm stroking with the Glide on the Lead Hand (opposite hand stability)
- 5 stroke flip
- Pull only alternating between Breaststroke, Backstroke, and Freestyle