Efficient Swimming FAQ: How to Integrate Hip Rotation Into Freestyle Swimming on the Vasa Trainer скачать в хорошем качестве

Efficient Swimming FAQ: How to Integrate Hip Rotation Into Freestyle Swimming on the Vasa Trainer

Check out the rest of our AWESOME guides here: http://vasatrainer.com/find-your-spor... Does the lack of a rotating bench on a Vasa Trainer or Vasa Ergometer limit your ability to learn proper rotation in the water? A lot of swimmers have way too much rotation in their stroke. Rotation and roll are different. When you roll, you aren't really lengthening your body, you are actually just twisting it. Too much roll will make you twist and turn and loose forward momentum in the water. Rotation comes from your hips and core, and a shift in your shoulder. It's more of an extension or a reach. When you are on the Vasa, you are keeping a flat scapular plane, and shifting or rotating forward with your arms. You can get that desired rotation from the hips and core, without adding too much shoulder roll. This will help you activate the right muscles for the maximum range of motion and power in your stroke. Since 1988, Vasa has produced premium quality, "team & club tested" exercise equipment for sports, fitness and PT rehabilitation. For decades, Olympic-level swimmers, swim coaches, triathletes, triathlon coaches, and dry land conditioning coaches worldwide have selected Vasa Trainers and Vasa Ergometers as "must-have" training tools to improve athletic performance with sports-specific strength, endurance, power, and perfecting stroke technique. Vasa is a mainstay for swimmers, triathletes, surfers, kayak, canoe & SUP paddlers, cross fitters, nordic skiers who want the extra edge in sports performance and functional fitness. For more information about Vasa, Inc: Web: http://www.vasatrainer.com Facebook:   / vasainc   Twitter:   / vasatrainer   Voice: 1.800.488.8272