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How to Train for a Triathlon – Open Water Swim – Part 2
May 18th, 2013
In Part 2 of our Open Water Swimming technique video learn how to navigate your way through the Surf break and get into your Swim faster and safer. Many people don’t understand the strength of even a small wave until it hits them while they are standing straight up. Whether the Surf is small or sizeable, these techniques are crucial for gaining an edge on the competition and avoiding a dangerous situation for you or those around you.
How to Train for a Triathlon – Open Water Swim – Part 1
May 11th, 2013
We teamed up with professional Triathlete and Silverline Athletic’s own Holden Comeau and LA County Lifeguard Andrew Czer as they prepare for the Venice Beach Triathlon to learn the safest and fastest way to enter the water. Learn critical open water swimming techniques such as “the bottom check” and “high stepping”. We also introduce John Baltz, a local first time triathlete who maybe in over his head…
Fast Swimming Techniques – How to Streamline
April 19th, 2013
In this video on Fast Swimming Techniques, Gary Hall Sr talks about how to perform a correct Streamline. Many Coaches are still teaching the ‘biceps over ears’ method but at the Race Club we believe in a different streamline that will result in 3 different ways the entire body becomes more Streamline.
Fast Swimming Techniques – Butterfly Stroke Rate
April 10th, 2013
We take you back to when Head Coach Mike Bottom was training the Race Club Olympians for an amazing showcase at the Beijing Olympics in 2008. Mike shows us an advanced training technique with none other than 2008 Silver Medalist in the 100 fly Milorad Cavic.
Fast Swimming Techniques – Butterfly Kick
April 2nd, 2013
Gary Hall Sr of the Race Club talks about the importance of the kick. Find out the fastest swimming technique for butterfly that utilizes 4 kicks for every stroke cycle. Featuring footage from the new Race Club DVD “Life is Worth Swimming” University of Michigan Alumn and Team Captain Bobby Savulich demonstrates an exemplary butterfly with stunning camera angles.
Fast Swimming Techniques – Butterfly Breathing
March 27th, 2013
More and more world class swimmers are breathing to the side for the Butterfly stroke. In this part 3 of 5 Fast Swimming Techniques video on ‘Butterfly Breathing’ featuring 2000 Olympic Gold Medalist in the 100 meter butterfly and 6 time Olympian Lars Frolander, Gary Hall Sr. discusses the two different ways of getting the breath during the recovery in Butterfly.
Fast Swimming Techniques – Butterfly Stroke
February 13th, 2013
In this second video, featuring 2008 Olympic Silver Medalist in the 100 fly Milorad Cavic, on fast swimming techniques for the butterfly stroke, Gary Hall Sr. discuss the proper way to engage the underwater pull as well as how to ‘relax’ the arms during the recovery.
Fast Swimming Techniques – Butterfly Body Position
February 2nd, 2013
In this first of five webisodes on how to swim fast butterfly, Gary Hall Sr discusses body position and how it correlates to a strong kick and a low driving breath. Learn the science that will enhance your own swimming training program in this first of five swimming technique videos from The Race Club.
The Race Club Swimming Technique Talk by Gary Hall Sr.
December 31st, 2012
Gary Hall Sr speaks with The Race Club campers at Florida Swim Camps in Islamorada. He talks about fast swimming technique and the laws that reign over us. Learn cutting edge information for your own swimming training program from the best in the sport of Swimming.
Life is Worth Swimming Music Video
October 12th, 2012
“Life is Worth Swimming” DVD PRE Order available now @ www.theraceclub.com. The new DVD from The Race Club covers technique advice on all four strokes, starts, turns, kicking, dryland and drills. Learn the Five Disciplines of Training required to be the best one can be. Gary Hall Sr. narrates and coaches Olympian George Bovell III and Bobby Savulich through these Five Disciplines that are Swimming, Physical, Nutritional, Recovery, and Mental Training.
