Why You SHOULD Swim With A Pull Buoy

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“I love my pull buoy”
I’ve heard many times before. Sometimes as an admission of guilt, othertimes a proud statement of fact. It doesn’t matter if you feel it’s a guilty pleasure or if you would never deny your undying love for a toy that can make swimming so easy or enjoyable…pull buoys can be an very useful tool in your workouts.
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[@ThexBorg]

Great video, thanks! I use the pool buoy for extended periods then I stop using it for a similar amount of time. It's really helped improve my swimming posture!

[@60westpro]

always love the videos-- thanks

[@loveliverpool95]

I will not be feeling guilty from next time and will be proud, thanks to your video!

[@financetips]

Thank you. Thy shall not judge. Makes complete sense. I will be getting my self a Pool Bouy and using it in some of my training swims

[@sherrcon]

thank you...

[@michealbrick6713]

I love to swim with pull buoy, very relax and fast. Always break my PBwith pull buoy.

[@claudethforbin9947]

So glad I found this video. I love using my pull buoy and paddles. I feel that I can focus on my stroke and form. The only bad part is that I have a weak kick. So now I am starting to incorporate kicking drills in my swim workout.

[@adgjl9688]

Claudeth Forbin I love using my pull bout and paddles but in my training we only use fins😭😭

[@chubbygirl9971]

Thank you, i just bought one 😊

[@swiminlovelyplace5203]

To my mind it's not advisable to use too much pull buoy and paddles. I only use PB when I practice sculling

[@samn8309]

Up until recently I really hated the pull buoy. Reason being, I felt very flat in the water using it and my legs are normally close to the surface anyhow so I didn't see the benefit. While using it I was doing the windmill which I don't do swimming without the bull buy. However as I've worked on rotation, using more core and rotating the whole body together, I realized my hips weren't rotating enough in the water in the past and the PB accentuated my problem making the hips even more flat. Now I'm starting to enjoy it and it forces me to using more core to rotate and be more balanced.

[@danielorta5401]

That’s funny. I have been swimming for about two years now and the first time I used a pull buoy I didn’t like it. I don’t have sinking legs so I disregarded it until just recently and I too am starting to notice it is making me use my core a lot more while rotating between each stroke. Excited to get it down better because as of right now I feel off balanced using it. Excited to get a better feel with my rotation and utilizing more core more

[@swimminlane3566]

his head position? looking forward?

[@bewimotos]

yeah seems odd position

[@deepzerocool]

His spine and neck muscles are so flexible that it doesn’t sink him

[@Karolthas]

Its actually good when you practice at it helps you to control your arms movements.

[@brandx4]

Got back ache. Even after i stopped using the buoy a Little pain remains

[@briandoe1460]

Can you please elaborate?.. I have nasty backpain and an atrophied leg mandates pull buoy usage

[@brandx4]

@@briandoe1460 try it once. And for a few laps. I swam continuously and got back ache. People said i might have over arched my back.

[@briandoe1460]

@@brandx4 thanks for the reply, I'll try and be mindful of it

[@user-vi6ph9kh5l]

Some women swimmers I know are slowed down by pull buoys / why is that?

[@Eidenbites]

Never love your pool boy

[@deborahtuck3557]

I love my fins…😂

[@michaelb7829]

The lady seems to have a dropped elbow e.g. at 2.16. Late comment 😆

[@bobsmoot8454]

Are you sure this is the correct video for the narrative