How to Flutter Kick when Swimming Freestyle

[@nikoladze77]

Nice demonstration...thanks for the upload...

[@spencerore]

very clear explanation. Thanks.

[@smackdounnkol]

i am gonna try this today. Tnx, god bless you.

[@sanghamitramohapatra4825]

Thank you!

[@Whoopdewhoo]

Do you have a video for the dolphin kick? I'll have a look... thank you for your videos so far, i've learned a lot from you already :)

[@kishore1651953]

good tips

[@run3426]

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[@TheHexagonj]

Don't worry my friend, kicking from the hips is the best technique for flutter kick, bending slightly is also ok, but it will make you tired easily coz you might bend more unconsciously.

[@TroyOi]

Speaking for myself, I've been swimming for 50 years and my flutter kick has always been nearly useless to me -- all the power seems to come from my arms. (Maybe I'm doing something wrong, or maybe I'm just not built right.) The good news is that if you start swimming regularly, after a few sessions you'll be able to swim continuously without getting tired. (Or perhaps I should again say, "speaking for myself".)

[@mike92505]

between legs) to prevent hips from sinking. I know is wrong. I've been trying to just do flutter kick but it is so frustrating that it feels I am not moving forward, just sinking.

[@dennismunyaka6537]

I am waching this videos 12 years later haha

[@IOwnMyRabbit]

How do you kick from the hip?

[@egg2504]

Like how you only use your feet by bending them then by bending your knee then basically use your whole leg to kick from the hip

[@LifeOfAnIndianLoser]

So, when you do the flutter kick you don't bend your knees at all?

[@HasinArefinKhan]

is it really true that practicing swimming for a long time makes our bones go more flexible like sea weed ? i heard its not good for football player.

[@paulmalnew]

It's a normal ankle-joint condition, especially for swimmers.

[@ziadzee54]

i thought when freestyle swmming your ear should be on your shoulder

[@mike92505]

I use the pulley ( between legs) sorry, my comment got split in two "