Freediving techniques: classic kicking technique (part 2)

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[@hatemwalid]

Prefect tips guys! Big fan of these videos! Thank you

[@onlyoneapneacenter]

Thank you dear Hatem! :) Hope you are well and to see you soon :)

[@tiandao1chouqin]

Excellent video analysis. Thanks for this important tip. I was shocked to see how much angle I had, especially during the back kick. You said it right there! Will definitely pay attention to press my big toes.

[@onlyoneapneacenter]

ehehehe...thanks man!!! many people got surprise after watching at themself... first step into correction is to know where problem is...second step is... correcting it!! ;-) have fun and dive safe!!

[@WillyK51]

As a life long diver/spearfisher, long fins apeared late in my life, from the standard short/medium rubber fins of the 1970's upgraded to a bit longer but wider and stiffer fin, leg muscles were up to a wider fin, now you probably get the same trust with a longer fin. Cadence and lengh of stoke quite dif

[@onlyoneapneacenter]

hi man!! using long fins is bit different then short ones.... technique is the same but efforts, cadence and micro details are very different. in general i suggest long-soft fins for free diving while for spearfishing i suggest little harder since we carry more leads on the belt... but is more about personal taste! dive safe and keep having fun dude.

[@ReneeBlundon]

Thanks Marco, so helpful!!

[@onlyoneapneacenter]

tnx darling, i hope it can be helpful to many people, i wish you nice dives!!

[@arseniolopeznavarro8868]

This is my main mistake. But this tip will be very helpful. Grazie mille per questo video.

[@onlyoneapneacenter]

thank you my friend, i hope it can be helpful to your trainings! have fun and enjoy your dives! :-)

[@Bartoszchicagofreediving]

bravo. good videos :)

[@onlyoneapneacenter]

thanks dude! wish you a nice practice!