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Total Immersion Self-Coached Workshops:
Perpetual Motion freestyle In 10 Lessons
发售日：7月1日

TI链接
http://www.totalimmersion.net/


Why 10 Lessons?

It’s likely you’ll use the Self-Coached Workshop as the foundation to plan dozens, if not hundreds, of lessons. But the main distinction between a 10-Lesson Series and a Weekend Workshop is that you can learn important new skills in the course of a weekend – while in 10 lessons, you have the opportunity to develop new habits! Here’s an overview:

Lesson 1: Relax Into “Weightlessness”

Human swimmers instinctively fight gravity to avoid sinking. This causes “survival stroking.” Lesson 1 teaches you to cooperate with gravity by relaxing into weightlessness. This increases comfort, saves energy, and frees your arms and legs for more effective movement.

Lesson 2: A More “Slippery” You

Fish swim 10 times faster than humans with far less energy cost because of naturally-streamlined bodies. Lesson 2 teaches you to reshape and reposition arms, legs and torso to minimize drag, helping you travel farther, faster and easier with each stroke.


Lesson 3: Breathe Easy

Breathing with ease is essential to swimming your best. Mastering this early in your improvement process will make it easier to learn the lessons and skills that follow. Lesson 3 teaches you to rotate smoothly to air, while maintaining the “slippery” bodyline created in Lesson 2.


Lesson 4: Active Streamlining

Dolphins swim fast and gracefully, with barely a ripple. Human swimmers can emulate dolphins via Active Streamlining and whole-body propulsion. Lesson 4 teaches you to pierce the water with your extending arm then slip a streamlined body through that “hole.”


Lesson 5: Rhythmic Movement and Breathing

Drills in Lessons 1 to 4 included pauses to tweak “mini-skills” for improved comfort and efficiency. As the parts improve so does the whole. Lesson 5 combines foundation skills with flowing, rhythmic movement to more closely simulate whole stroke swimming.

Lesson 6 Propel Effortlessly with Weight Shifts

The most efficient source of power in human movement is the weight shift, combining “free” energy from gravity and your core body. Lesson 6 improves propulsion by teaching you to connect arm and leg action to the effortless power of rhythmic weight shifts.


Lesson 7: Channel Energy Forward

The key contribution of freestyle recovery is to channel and concentrate energy along the direction of travel. Lesson 7 teaches a compact, relaxed recovery that helps channels energy and puts your hand into the best position to move you forward.


Lesson 8 Integrate New Skills

Lessons 4 and 5 focused on active streamlining and rhythmic weight shifts. Lessons 6 and 7 linked weight shifts to propulsion. Lesson 8 blends new skills into a harmonious whole by sequencing movements from all four lessons.


Lesson 9 Single Arm Practice

Single Arm drills help you get more out of each stroke by connecting armstrokes to hip action and holding more water as you breathe.


Lesson 10 Tune your 2-Beat Kick

The 2-Beat Kick helps you swim long distances at your best pace, without fatigue. It requires virtually no energy but adds whole-body power to your stroke. Lesson 10 calms, streamlines and coordinates your kick for maximum effect.

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