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If so, then you seem to be doing something different from the Shinji, Terry, Coach Mandy, and the other TI demo videos. Have you tried doing it their way? I'd be interested in hearing how it goes for you if you do give it a try. |
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mine occurs as the underwater arm passes the shoulder and accelerates to finish / exit |
when i watch shinji i can see the corkscrew action ending with a flick down the leg
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Have to go to the pool to check out when I kick, but, out of the water, I'm sure I use kick to enable "throw one side of the body". There is just nothing to help me, if I do not kick. Lower arm is patient and extended. I will answer at weekend. What I'm positive is that I think and probably use recovery and kick for the same thing. For me an anchor is separated from recovery. I do not use an anchor to propel and help recovery. I do it later.To add to the momentum. As I said, cannot say for sure without a pool. Best regards. |
>>Rotation/Catch/Kick Variants in Synchronization and Timing
I have followed the expanding discussion to my initial naive question with great interest and satisfaction. I have gained a lot of insight from the contributors' knowledge, from the questions asked and answered, and even from the as yet unresolved issues. This is great guys!
However, for the sake of those trying to follow the thread topic, I have edited the original thread title, because the discussion sort of morphed into Rotation/Catch/Kick synchronization variants. I will start a new thread with this new title, because that's what seems to be the crux of the current discussion, and the discussion can continue there. PS: Hmm, it seems I can't change or edit the thread title, so I'll just add a descriptive title to this last post on this now poorly-named thread |
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