Learn to Swim - Treading Water

[@majoy1500]

I always love water, but water wants to kill me Life update: I know how to swim a little bit now but on the pool only, I doubt I can survive in the ocean.

[@samtorrefiel8608]

Water and Colors rip xDD

[@rheavellmadlangbayan8446]

Water and Colors the same

[@bestbeat2899]

Water and Colors that's true

[@wcresponder]

It's nothing personal.

[@hotheadjag]

Water and Colors same

[@dave101t]

Im 34, never swam correctly in my life. my fear is not being able to stand in water, so anything deeper than shoulder has always panicked me. No one explained treading water correctly (or, i was too dumb to listen correctly!). if i can tread water, i might actually be able to enjoy water. This video has given me the tips i need to try again, after years of hiding away from water!

[@swimlifepro8737]

dave101t I'm glad to hear that you're going to give swimming another chance! if you find that you have more questions, please let me know and I'd be more than happy to help! :)

[@britneycamille9081]

Hgv

[@zandroid-vl2du]

dave101t bruh don't judge you I'm ten yrs I can swim but sometimes I stop and shit my pants

[@DrMarvinLara]

You have to learn to hold your breath underwater with your head submerged. Otherwise, you're going to panic as soon as the water covers your face.

[@stevenyau2443]

i'm 26 and it's the same for me. any water that get deeper than my neck makes me panic especially if i feel that my body starts float and i lose grip of the bottom

[@alpacawithouthat987]

I kind of wish Swimming was a required class in schools. Then I would be good at it

[@diamante4837]

It is in Sweden LOL

[@triforce9856]

I think it is in every developed country besides america

[@bakasandwich9117]

My school had mandatory swimming lessons in 2nd grade, but I didn't go because I was too scared to go into 4 meter deep swimming pool

[@jb42jb]

My school requires it to graduate I really like that they do that especially because we live near Lake Michigan, a Lake notorious for taking lives

[@tiborszabo9616]

PE teacher gave 0 fucks. We literally walked circles in the pool for 10 reps 😂

[@name-fi2iv]

I'm always panicking when the water is too deep and my feet can't touch the ground I feel like i'm drowning when that happens, I want to enjoy the swimming so I want to learn...

[@harshabandreddi2632]

iKONChan IsMyBias I think the key is being relaxed and smooth motion not too fast on legs and hands

[@someoneatemydog]

Basically, you just relax like most people say. I would first practice floating on your back, because you can basically float forever on your back. If you ever feel like you’re drowning, just kind of give yourself a kick underwater to push yourself up, and push your back backwards. If you want to tread, start out by treading in the shallow end. Just kind of do circular motions with your feet, and (well I do doggie paddles in place to tread, lol) push yourself up with your arms in the water. Kind of confusing, but you’ll get it

[@everythingnice949]

Be confident man... *I learned swimming becuase i was left at the middle of the pool and i had no choice but to swim*

[@mikaellaenriquez690]

Same 😟

[@a.al0151]

Same bro i thought i drowed by it was just water gone on my chin

[@toot4litt233]

i want to swim instead of trying to drink an whole entire pool

[@gretelmiller3065]

toot4litt your not the only one🤦🏽‍♀️🙋🏽‍♀️

[@julietkazeem8077]

Yeah I'd rather float than drink chlorine water

[@baldorigami]

freaky fujoshi, you switch between indefinite articles “a/an” depending on the sound that is produced not the actual letter. So what you tried to say, but failed, is that you use “a” before consonant sounds and you use “an” before vowel sounds. Your explanation makes no sense for words like “x-ray” or “utensil”.

[@1brianmorales1]

toot4litt XD

[@michaelacabanatan984]

As a kid I would think I did a great job of not drinking pool water until im called to wash up and some asshole makes the water wave and it goes in my mouth

[@Charlie_Alpha_Lima]

I taught myself how to swim and as a result, I've never been able to do this and I've always wondered how. Now all I have to do is wait till summer and put this practice to the sword. Great tips!

[@blackbeard0074]

CallMeLum u dont have an indoor pool near u?

[@michaelacabanatan984]

Same almost drowned when I was four but it was worth it because now I can swim

[@kitcowool]

CallMeLum did it work?

[@praisegodfoundation6672]

1 year have passed , any updates on this his swimming?

[@ifyouseethisusernameyoumus1405]

Same. Except, I'm still young and 4'6 (haven't gotten growth spurt). I can now swim in 6 feet.

[@rajatbora7494]

2:38 LEG MOVEMENT 7:48 ARM MOVEMENT

[@SharlenesJourney]

It’s sad when you have to swim on the kiddie side cause you can’t swim 😭😭

[@Maha-il4zg]

ik

[@va1232]

I can help u learn

[@nyctaria]

Oof

[@deemmmaabbhhha]

tecky _vhino TEACH ME NOT HER/HIM

[@daburrito2124]

@@nyctaria x

[@XAGR-hn3qt]

I discovered I do know how to swim after accidentally swimming to the deep side of a lake I knew I could swim but not really, so I was swimming thinking it was not deep then I tried to stand and that’s when I knew I was a goner... my fear was so big I went to wild mode and started doing all kinds of fake ass strokes all the way from doggie swim to aqua man luckily they all worked I guess, because I’m here writing about it 🤣

[@RaymaMcClure]

This made me laugh so much. Hahaha

[@Kitty-sc2hm]

Same!But when I was in 10 or in deep feet,I do a dog swim just to breath some air and swim back to the wall were I was clingung on to or to reach my kick board.

[@itsleo5290]

Dog swimming is easy but tiring i could barely keep up 😅

[@billrussell4832]

Bro. This was exactly me today. I thought I was a pro. Little did I knew

[@fbanks1080]

I’m fucking crying 😂😂😂😂😂

[@HolySpiritsBless]

Just want to thank this guy from the bottom of my heart. He explained things nobody could; I asked many swimmers. Very well done 👍

[@ReheatedDonut]

Yeah I asked people who seemed to be doing it effortlessly and they were like "just kick a bit and move your arms and you'll float"... I didn't float

[@jeralee23]

What's sad is that I live on a Caribbean island and swimming lessons are not mandatory. My brother died of drowning. He wasn't a strong swimmer. I heard that swimming is mandatory in Europe. Hopefully Caribbean islands can take a page out of their book because we're surrounded by water. Probably 50% or under of the population can swim in my country. I am now interested in swimming, and I am going on a ship for a year. Hopefully this helps while I take lessons. Too many people on my island die as a result of drowning. Just praying that our government implements this.

[@streamplayzmovies6917]

Trinidad and tobago?

[@carryeveryday910]

Luck if you don’t know how to swim and you’re stupid enough to go into water that you can’t stand in it’s kind of your fault for the results that you’re going to eventually get not the governments.

[@carryeveryday910]

Candyce Miller Was it really necessary for you to be a sensitive bitch?

[@m1dri]

J Cole Was it necessary to be nice at least?

[@carryeveryday910]

Frendxhy Never is. It’s necessary to do or say whatever I want because you won’t do shit.

[@infinexgamer7223]

When you want to float, you sink... When you want to sink, you float... OMG!!! I came back for 6 months for my comments and its.... 1K+.... OMG the most likes I ever had and my likes was 90 and today....

[@kura6484]

Ye when u sink u hold ur breath and your lungs is the one who floats u

[@infinexgamer7223]

@Sam Clip indeed

[@infinexgamer7223]

@@kura6484 actually I tried to not hold my breath underwater my lungs is empty but I still float! IDK Why!?!?!?

[@brandonravioli4802]

InfineX Gamer so true

[@infinexgamer7223]

@@brandonravioli4802 ikr?

[@jb42jb]

It’s 1 am and would say I am in the upper 10% of people when it comes to swimming yet here I am watching a video on treading water, something that I have been doing since I was about 4. I need some melatonin. Good luck for anyone learning how to swim just relax and once you got the basics down everything will just come naturally.

[@Mode307]

I tried this, guess who drank 300ml water

[@lildight6809]

Lmao

[@awesomenamewow7133]

I drank them

[@kookie4nookie]

Gotta get your daily intake someway or another. Lol

[@allstr8peopledeservetodie10]

019850011000111100055a8 who the fuck pees in their own pool?

[@emmanuelladely903]

Hundred Beast Kaido 🤣🤣🤣 I drank a good proportion of chlorine today 🤢🤮

[@gigglykittenz2076]

Thank you so much! I am 16 and all of my life I have never gone in the deep part of water because I always sank but to the part where I can touch the bottom so I panicked. Now, I am able to stay with my friends and family in the deep end of the pool!

[@gretelmiller3065]

Giggly KittenZ were you able to learn right away after watching this video ? How did you do it? Goin to Hawaii in 2 weeks it’s more like I will drown and die there🤦🏽‍♀️😳🤯😰please help!!

[@emiljano313]

yesterday i almost drowned, because i didnt know to swim correctly... thank you for your video it really helped me to swim better.

[@MiguelRPD]

I finally learned to float yesterday and I'm just so happy I can now at least SURVIVE being thrown into water. I'll just float to shore lol.

[@jleenofficial]

Hahahshshs

[@MiguelRPD]

Wow I posted this 2 years ago and I still can't swim. Imma learn in 2021 once COVID is over. Promise.

[@jleenofficial]

Miguel Angel Medina Rise 😂 same

[@MaryamMful]

Lmao same here

[@ardonic7671]

I'm interested to know if actually the video helped you? 🤔

[@Frogglez]

Swimming is the only sport that is a life saving skill!

[@jeshuarestituyo284]

Well don't forget about self defense sports too

[@jatsr]

You never know when you’re going to need to dunk on someone to save your life

[@Vezuwius]

Running can also be helpful as well as weightlifting in some scenarios

[@playlistsforeverypurpose]

So is sprinting in case you need to run away from your neighbor s dog

[@brit...4097]

Frogglez Goggles hmm, I would say throwing something like football would be helpful or dodgeball when ur attacking people

[@caelebgill4411]

Whenever I was visiting family in Seattle last year I had trouble treading water. I couldn’t do it at all. My auntie explained it by telling me just move rapidly in the water and you won’t sink. I did and it worked! After I got comfortable with that then I played around with it a bit bc it did drain quite a bit of energy after a while. So I eventually just played around with it when I was sure that even if what I tried didn’t work while trying to tweak my water treading skills, I could always go back to my rapid hand motions and kicks. Eventually I developed a way to tread water my way. And I made that way my own. It was really nice.

[@gretelmiller3065]

Caeleb Gill I’m so jealous!

[@Kezzex]

Lucky...

[@jeygee3736]

That's a very ineffective and useless way to swim..you will only tire yourself out. Learn proper technique and how to tread properly

[@logicss2893]

@@jeygee3736 did you even read the comment fully?

[@julieanncastillo8294]

While I can float and swim at the bottom of the pool decently, however, treading is such a challenge all the time. Many thanks for the very clear instructions. I will put it into practice the next time.

[@ruo4784]

If you didn’t laugh at the eggbeater kicks there’s something wrong with you

[@phanepacc5065]

Oh...

[@anusharamu3777]

Something wrong with u

[@luiken1275]

Uno reverse card

[@9102-k8j]

Who else is scrolling down the comments to see if this worked

[@streamplayzmovies6917]

Same

[@tudanielitoyt5081]

Yep u know it

[@tudanielitoyt5081]

Did it work for u

[@tudanielitoyt5081]

I wonder

[@eddysharifah7943]

Me

[@jethrobodine9155]

It's probably just me, but trying to remember, let alone understand, the complex instructions here is just about impossible. He may as well be trying to explain rocket science as far as my brain is concerned.

[@robbie4286]

Jethro Bodine same😂😂😂😂

[@curtiscobb4796]

I'm so dead 😯

[@giovannijohnson1885]

thats why you go and practice it at a pool

[@carltonmiller9718]

It easy bro I am 18 now and I learned that when i was 7 and no one showed me how to do it u just have to do what u see there its easy i don't now if its because my bigger brothers used to kick me off in deeeep water that made it easy to me but try it it's no hard

[@beyondthelol]

Probably because you’re a fucking idiot

[@ramirenriquez6795]

I'm 30 and tomorrow's my first day in swimming class to do this. Hope it's gonna work as this video shows

[@cyrilyu1289]

How was it?

[@actionyear]

Cyril Yu he didn’t make it

[@ebaocihc7085]

Rest In Peace ramir

[@diamondemerald116]

I can swim freestyle, I think I can also do breaststroke too, but I just can't tread.

[@bishwha4717]

Same

[@gcsugirl]

Me too.

[@jonnabangles9474]

u can do breastroke..can tread also.

[@ananimeplace.3808]

Diamond Emerald yea I suck at treading

[@madisoncleen2606]

Same

[@monicablack7139]

I have recently started to try to learn to swim again. I tried years ago, but I gave up. These videos are really helping me. Seeing rather than just hearing is beneficial. I think I am going to succeed this time.

[@Adolfo45tovar]

I am having an anxiety attack by just watching this video. I don't know how to swim at all.

[@gemmamatheson3750]

Raul Carlos omg same idek why just thinking about trying this is making me out of breath, don’t think that’s good 😂

[@mrestr09]

Im 45 just learning but only been to touch bottom by hanging the edge with a stick. Its scary not being able to feel the floor

[@amandabustard7187]

I am sorry for u i can swim but the deep end is terrible i trued swimming in it today i was so scared

[@everythingnice949]

Be confident, u should know that the water will make u float

[@keitxv15]

I also like to know how to swim

[@luckydr2623]

After 30 years of fearing the water, I just learned to conquer my fear of it yesterday because of the beach. I figured that swimming pools create a claustrophobic sensation in me as it is a "box" with water. I can do back floats but never front crawls yet the learning curve for me was opening my eyes while doing the front crawl. Now I just need more practice and have treading as another float to master. Never conquer your fears, embrace it. It's hard but it works because I did so, so could you 👍🏼

[@shamiyagreen3505]

H.

[@maddysmith9077]

Basically, a lot of people can’t swim so I’m going to attempt to make it more simple. Kick your feet in a circular motion towards you, while you wave your arms calmly. The more you panic, the more you are likely to go underwater. Be careful and most of all, water and swimming should be fun. Don’t panic and remember, the more air you take in, you’ll most likely float, that’s why people take in deep breaths and hold them. Hope this helped even a little bit!

[@monamona3482]

Maddy Smith when treading water as your head above the water, do you still need hold your breath? If not, do you sink when you breath in??

[@antondegerolamo9799]

I learned to swim because when I was little my dad threw me in the deep end of the pool and told me to get out 😂 well it worked and I’m gonna enlist in the coast guard now.. fear works! 😂

[@willyw1675]

Nice same

[@MrCmon113]

Bullshit. If fear kept people from drowning, no one would ever drown. According to your nonsense, no one actually learns to swim, they already know. Your dad is just an asshole and you're trying to defend him.

[@ennivasarmo841]

All ppl out here like : OMG DID IT WORK THO. dude. The man in the vid is literally doing it and staying on top of the water.

[@cara623]

i just let myself sink and then jump up, take a breath and repeat

[@ll-eg4se]

cara bro i do that too

[@wonderfulnature5433]

What if ur in the passific ocean? (No offence)

[@itsleo5290]

And that helped you learn how to swim?

[@remembertodrinkwaterwhenur1514]

@@wonderfulnature5433 lol just jump higher it'll work............I guess

[@SCRKT007]

@@wonderfulnature5433 jump like superman

[@amanoza9586]

it is most detailed and illustrated tut out there , thnq :)

[@killrate3432]

aman oza a

[@marthaboakye2123]

OK. Thanks

[@drewt3735]

This is the most detailed video on the egg beater with schematics that I found on YT. Thank you for making this!

[@dannyd8918]

I always known how to swim, but never how to tread water, this is very useful. I'm gonna try this next time i'm in the pool. thanks for the informative video.

[@tsukkikoi1783]

One time I slipped off a slope and started `drowning then my brother grabbed me and said I looked like a fish on land

[@hitmandoge5787]

Lifeguard jumped in for me cause he thought I was having a seizure.

[@clouds7435]

LMAOO

[@mariaflorcabigaoofficial7316]

Hahahha

[@gianarosebelt6573]

Me tries. *YES I’M DOING IT!!!* wait nvm I’m standing underwater.

[@alaakhalil6214]

This is my brother

[@ayseklc976]

Omg so funny omg haha

[@fionandanu9060]

Thanks, you simply could not have explained this easier for a beginner. I'll try to keep these simple tips in mind while am drawning.

[@purplenugget8466]

That guy must be really frickin tired at this point

[@yuhhhok4041]

i had to do that for over 5 minutes at school i hate it and everyday i have a anxiety attack bc i am scared to go to school bc our teacher is strict and she throws pool toys at us on purpose and my friend had a sore ankle and my friend told her she couldn’t swim so she got in trouble for not swimming properly bc her ankle was sore

[@emjaycee2417]

@@yuhhhok4041 dats friggin worse

[@jadeking4027]

@@yuhhhok4041 where is your school?

[@Aaliyah0327]

I know how to swim but I just don't know how to tread water.

[@Kitty-sc2hm]

Same XD

[@lackedtoomuch8037]

Same yooo

[@rubyannramos6954]

Usually I when my feet touch the floor I just jump up when I'm in a deep (not that deep) pool but this really helped thank you so much!

[@delopera6044]

Darn bro. All these years I just been flapping like a fish. This looks like it actually will work a lot more easier.

[@80ronaldinho9ronaldo]

Me while watching this : "I got this!" Also me being in the water: "what was the first step again?" Also also me: "damn I'm stupid!"

[@adeliaroque6989]

Funny'nt

[@letyoscarcornejo5365]

True that happens sometimes lol

[@oryctolaguscuniculus6266]

Damn I don't want to swim, I really need a "How to be Jesus tutorial".

[@aliboy1743]

Lol I'm ded

[@XavierFoley]

Wish I could walk on water!

[@Jarl97]

Pros: will be able to walk on water Cons: will have to be dead for 3 days before you can.

[@Dragonswoe]

You called me?

[@Dragonswoe]

Just focus your aura to your feet and BOOM

[@nahomesalt]

All my life i have tried going to the deeper side of the pool but my parents always told me not to cause idk how to properly swim. But now that i have a better idea of what to do im gonna beg them to let me try it. If i die well ☺️

[@someoneatemydog]

Nao Ra good luck with that! ☺️

[@Joshow313]

I love your videos! I’ve always been afraid of water/drowning but your videos helped so much. I learned how to conquer my fear and swim within an hour!!!

[@andrewpearson8216]

Whilst not a swimming teacher, the way many learn to swim as children in Australia is to start in shallow water lying horisontal to the water with the arms walking and touching the sand or floor. Essentially this teaches the dog paddle. As confidence grows the breast stroke is just a natural progression, then overarm then backstroke and then butterfly. Somewhere in there we learned to drive and great water. Most Aussies can Seim by age 11 to 12. At 12years, the P.E. course was swimming with certificates a long the way and the target being the Bronze medalion. From memory, shallow dive, deep dive, safety jump. Tread water for 30mins. 3 different swimming strokes over distance in a given time, 2 life saving techniqies and resucitation. I think the treading water with clothes on, then off then on again was the most difficult. We learned about ripps and how to swim around them all sorts of things relating to self preservation in water. Even some canoeing and some surfing. Not all received a bronse medal but most did, others managed to be able to at least save themselves if not others as well. Great stuff. Then there was the St Johns cadets. A free meal and football match or some other such Sporting event along with some marching and further health care. Eventually bachelor of nursing now retired. Some football and golf inbetween. Lots of family! Natural progression for me at least.

[@Raptor08]

This video str8 up taught me how to tread water. Something I have struggled with for years. The slow motion parts were especially helpful. Thx a lot!

[@trexkiro9200]

people, heres a tip. Lookup "water sculling" first with your hands. Stay in the shallow part of the pool. Lift your knee so they wont touch the floor. And start threading water only with your hands. If you managed to lift your head while sculling with your hands, you should be able to go to the deep part of the pool and accompany sculling with slow scissor kicks. Thats how i learned to thread water. Also you may feel tired after this. But keep practising, your body will grow muscles so it'll get easier eventually

[@pheihafwen8330]

Very helpful! Thank you so much! Me and my friends went on a beach resort, im in 5th grade and trying to learn how to float in 10 feet deep. Well its not that deep for me. Im having trouble floating so i just hold on the sides, and swim... I just love swimming ❤ It makes me very happy. Thank you so much!

[@jadooe5519]

I'm in high school and we have to do swimming. I am absolutely terrified of not being able to touch the bottom of the pool I tried it again but I got exhausted after 10 seconds and couldn't go in the deep end. How do I save my energy?

[@swimlifepro8737]

Jadooe You have to remember that it doesn't matter how much is below you when swimming. So long as you use proper technique, you can swim in any depth. A saying that I use often when teaching is "Tense muscle is dense muscle." Density isn't good for attempting to rest easily at the surface, especially where you cannot stand. I know it's intimidating at first, but try your best to have long and fluid motions, rather than short jerky motions. Additionally, even though the goal is to have your face above water for 100% of the time, holding your breath while treading will only help with raising your buoyancy. When you need to take a new breath, quickly and calmly release and take a new breath again. Keep everything slow. Just know that you're not racing anyone. Slow and steady will keep your heart rate down, allowing you to conserve energy, and ultimately Tread Water for longer. Lastly, I would recommend the Modified Breaststroke Kick for initially learning how to Tread Water. It's a more efficient kick overall. I hope this has helped!

[@jadooe5519]

Thank you a lot!!

[@swimlifepro8737]

Jadooe You're very welcome!

[@amberlyjackson6580]

This is exactly why I'm here. Swimming in high school.

[@WizaGaming]

Amberly Jackson same

[@Coachlen24]

I try all of this and my body still sinks... It's like I'm not meant to swim

[@Sinagtala1234S]

Same

[@senbon751]

@@Sinagtala1234S if you meant that your body still sinks, try this, simply lay on the water, breathe normally and you can float like that, you can rest like that, its like laying on bed but instead you lay on the water, spread a bit your arms and legs and dont be scared, btw try it with a family member or a friend just in case

[@MrCmon113]

@@senbon751 You can't even get into that position if you can't tread water.

[@ryann7741]

I think if you kick your legs like in swimming you may get in a more horizontal position like laying on the water

[@fellowpassenger_54-67]

I always feared swimming for most of my life since my swimming teacher tried to drown me to death when I was like 9 years old and ever since then, I did everything in my power to never swim again, I even claimed that I was hydrophobic just to avoid it but now I overcame that fear and tried to learn how to swim, their were some kids in the pool so I thought they’d laugh at me or something like that but to my surprise, they actually helped me out and now I learned how to swim and when I did, it felt so glorious and it felt like I was on top of the world, so I may suck at swimming but at least I made a start at 16 years today

[@amd422]

Tfw when youtube taught me how to swim and it really works. Now I can enjoy swimming.

[@msAayoo]

No matter what. I just cannot tread the damn water

[@anusharamu3777]

Same with me

[@sinn4650]

Thanks! Doing this technique made me drink half the pool letting me stand up without moving any muscles i never knew i had

[@ninjanerdstudent6937]

I have a 3 to 5 feet pool at my disposal, and I only know how to swim with my kickboard. I kick my feet up in my posterior, and I keep kicking my feet straight back. I keep holding on to my kick board while keeping my elbows straight. My kick board gives me confidence, but without it, I'm lost.

[@talaverajr391]

I like hearing the confident statements of beginners in this comment section, but coming from experience as someone who already knows how to swim please never underestimate water and currents. Even a pro can drown. Swim safely and always have some sort of safety precaution in case the unimaginable happens.

[@navidhendrix]

This is the best explanation I've seen so far.

[@bennsolo]

Hi, Thanks a lot for this video. This video gives a very clear description for treading. I know to swim but while treading water I feel that I am sinking also it was quite difficult to get breaststroke kicks for treading after learning the freestyle ( I am speaking as a beginner) . I tried using the kick-board to learn breaststroke kicks it is not working. Can you please share videos on breaststroke with kick-board or treading water basic kicking with kick-board, if it is feasible.

[@swimlifepro8737]

benn solomon danny king leo I am not always correct, however, it is my opinion that you should never learn new skills with any swim aides such as a kickboard. They become a crutch by not allowing your body to feel what its like to move itself through the water unassisted. I recommend trying the Front Glide & Kick approach where you place one hand on top of the other, head down entirely below water in order to raise your body to the surface, then try the kick once your body is stabilised. For a reference on how a Front Glide should look, check out the Basics of Buoyancy video on our page. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any more questions :)

[@bennsolo]

I was going through basics of Buoyancy, it is really nice I got lot of tips. I have not learnt swimming in a procedural way, but learnt many of them through KZbin videos. I know to swim side-wards and glide, next-time in pool I will try your tip and also the the treading without kick-board. Thank you.

[@angelicallatte7537]

Kick your feet in a downwards position

[@topgrain]

I know that not keeping my head up is my problem, but I cannot stop myself from tilting it forward.

[@swimlifepro8737]

topgrain Try broadening your shoulders and bringing out your chest a bit. that'll change the angle of your head to tilt back a bit.

[@topgrain]

Thanks for the advice. I will try it. I know that I am tilting my head forward because I am always wanting to be ready to locate the bottom of the pool to put my feet down.

[@YANIQUA]

It's definitely a lot harder than it seems but once you can do it It's alot of fun😭

[@VijayaGopala]

This is the best tutorial on eggbeater kick. Very technical and difficult to learn, but looks beautiful. I choose this one to perfect my moves in water.

[@yogeshkulkarni9406]

In my opinion, trading water should be taught before teaching any stroke. This is damn important.

[@goldenpotaeto6714]

I tried this Forgot the technique Went to far to the feel zone And almost drowned! Luckily I lived while panicking

[@ManLikeEddy]

I was about to drown too for like 2 times when i was little life is beautiful and the cool thing is I SAVED MYSELF

[@adeliaroque6989]

Another kpoptard/gachatard

[@hassanalajmi155]

I keep sinking... It doesn't work

[@OmalleyDoc]

TIL my "improvised" water tread is actually just called the egg beater kick. Neat.

[@guisilladedino9165]

About the most brilliant treading drill video I ever watched. Thanks for this! Good work!

[@James-gv8dr]

Invaluable video, compact and filled with helpful hints.

[@purplegirltv5461]

Only stuggle i have here is when the water cones higher to my shoulder cause when it reaches my neck.its feels kinda hard and panicking is the struggle e.o

[@KF3000-w7x]

534 people died while trying this and their ghost disliked the video

[@MuhammadAmin-jq9zf]

haha

[@betsabe1909]

Hahaha 😂

[@ma9ru25]

Guess u haven’t been to the cemetery lately! They’re 569 ;)

[@KF3000-w7x]

@@ma9ru25 lol

[@amymantoun940]

I would like this but it is 69

[@xaon14]

Thank you so much. This one is really informative and well illustrated. Keep cool :)

[@avadv.7087]

I was always scared of water even tho I love it so much but I just can't get myself to overcome my fear of drowning! as soons as it's deeper than shoulders I panick and ruin it for myself and I hate it but this motivated me to properly learn how to swim

[@AdventureDarin]

This video made me realize my random flailing isn't really treading water. No wonder I get tried so fast. Thanks!

[@ramauldsgamingandeverthing6416]

If you conquer your fear,this will leave you addicted.

[@lemuelgacita3615]

gud Day! Can I have a permission to show this video to my class. Hence, we can't have a Face to Face learning due to Pandemic. Thank you.

[@swimlifepro8737]

Of course you can! Share away!! :)

[@MoonLiteNite]

I just use my hands and slightly kick my feet. Nothing like this video. I wonder if the way i do it makes me get more tired faster.

[@kirstenencluna5470]

Christopher Banacka Same! I just do kicking and I still manage to stay afloat...

[@she17_she]

Same. Gets me tired fast though. Not sure if it’s the way i do it, but i tried this, and i also get tired easily, so i guess it’s just me.

[@lfjay6719]

What do you mean slightly kick? Like a little flutter kick?

[@DazzlingPotatoes]

omfg it was this video. This video saved my fucking life. I watched this video the day before I went swimming. I practiced this on my bed like just in case and the next day my uncle threw me into the deep end (it's not his fault. At that time I was visiting my home country in which almost everyone seemed to learn to swim fluently as a toddler) And my god I would have drowned if it wasn't for this video. My mind froze and went to this and I quickly did what I had practiced on the bed the day before, whilst panicking. And that was the day I learned how to stay afloat and swim in one place. I can swim fluently now :)

[@anshulmehta1603]

It worked for me....It was a magical experience to keep my head outside of the water and breath

[@wilsonmaingrette715]

This is exactly the kind of video I was looking for thks

[@royalbloodtv888]

i'm going to ask ......what technique do you recommend

[@solixplays5492]

RoyalBloodtv I recommend sculling my opinion

[@awesomenamewow7133]

Me while watching the video: swimming is easy Me trying to swim: omg its impossible

[@ritikritik5715]

I'm 21 and started to learn swimming now!

[@buenvidanadz1969]

This right here. I'm probably just opinionated but I do believe the skill in trying to stay afloat and water treading is more important than the the swimming itself. I don't believe that majority of people that claim they don't know how to swim, actually "don't know how to swim". I believe it's really easy and it's instinctive to be able to know how to propel oneself in water from Point A to Point B, deep water or not. What's difficult however, is trying to stay above water in one area. This is really anecdotal but I know this for myself because I just do not know how to float properly having my head above water in one place where I can talk while floating, but I also do not know how it's not possible to not be able to move my body from one point to another. The former is much more needed. The latter is useless for non-floaters if they're in open water since they don't have edges to cling on to.

[@buenvidanadz1969]

@Real Aiglon They drown because they don't know how to stay afloat and tread--not swim to be exact. If we're speaking about combined meanings here and you won't consider not being able to stay afloat and treading also not being able to swim then I guess you're correct but if you understood what I've said then you would have not made this reply. Tell a person that "doesn't know how to swim" to swim from Point A to Point B in shallow water and they'll be able to move themselves definitely--they know how to swim in the sense of moving in water. Now, tell said person to stay afloat or tread--most likely they won't or can't and will consider themselves not being able to swim.

[@raves_r3177]

I just learned to tread water. Guys do not fully follow these steps. You can make your own improvised way of treading water.

[@fbiagent3998]

I agree with this because people have different body shapes and density

[@donmarz7030]

I started learning swimming when I was in fourth grade. whenever I was in a shallow waters, I practice strokes that I see on people who swims. gradually I adapted them successfully, until 3rd year high school. So it took me 5 years to able to swim, on deep waters. My last challenge was fear to the deep waters, I was able to overcome it with my friends. Who pressure me to swim to the floating cottage, while holding on to the rope tied to the cottage. Then those idiots started giggling the rope up and down when I was 50 percent away to the cottage, until I let go and Swam like a puppy. Then I realized I was swimming on a deep water, it was like 12 feet deep I was able to see the bottom ground then I started to calm down and swim towards the jokers. Then I lift my self up to the cottage and I tried to swim again to Confirm that I am now able to swim, so I jump to the 12+ feet deep water and I was so happy to be able to swim on a blink. it felt like flying in the first time. while floating I tried various strokes. Like fast swim and casual swim and threading. I practiced deep swimming by grabbing some rocks below the ground and also breath holding. Swimming is really enjoyable, you just have to find a ways to overcome your fears especially on the deep ones. It's really helpful when in case a ship sinks due to an accident. Especially in this Island nation.

[@itsthe5-096]

I already know how to swim. Just came here to flex it.

[@Newbii2071]

I've always wanted to swim upright for YEARS and because of that, I have lost self esteem. But now that I have some knowledge on how to swim properly, I can finally fit in with the other teens! I'm not a baby anymore! *:D*

[@MrBlack-vg8rv]

swimming on your back in deep water works pretty good,sometimes all you really have to use is your arms and not panic,you can just chill,just dont get too chill and fall asleep lol

[@internetexplorer2985]

Why am I watching a video of how to swim at 3 AM?

[@blastorious]

Francis Gonzales me right now

[@phanepacc5065]

4:30 AM for me😵😵😵

[@DuckQu]

Wow this might seem simple to others but this tutorial seems to complicated. I started listening to the instruction and look st the motions and hot lost because it looked the swimmer was going the complete opposite.

[@leoceanburst9195]

Am I the only one stuck in home during this pandemic, longing to swim ??

[@antenatni7016]

If your stuck some people just working out in there house so after so long to go back to your school in will be a new man

[@helenhere7276]

You gave such a detailed explanation. Thank you so much! I can’t wait to give it a try! Subscribed!

[@internetg1rl]

i learned a lot from this than the swimming classes i was forced to take

[@fayriella]

*never panic.* Panicing= hiperventaltion Hiperventaltion= water entering your lungs Water entering your lungs= drowning. *SO DONT PANIC*

[@natalia-xo]

*panics*

[@itzlittleonerobloxchannel4068]

yes thank u idk how to swim but thank for telling me

[@aidou97]

My first thoughts when doing the treading water routine was "wow I'm a frog 🐸"

[@samyoyoyo555]

I rather just accept my fate then trying to remember all this complex instruction during a adrenaline and panic of not drowning 😂🌊🙋‍♂️

[@leviblackerman8647]

you have saved many lives and don't know it

[@marktime.]

using these videos for my drownproof training thank you