Is This New Swim Stroke the Fastest Yet?
Is This New Swim Stroke the Fastest Yet?
6/24/2016
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This article from Nautilus magazine discusses a new swim stroke known as the 'Rotary Propulsion' (RP) technique that has been gaining attention for its potential to be the fastest swim stroke yet. The article explains how the RP technique differs from traditional swim strokes like the freestyle and breaststroke, focusing on the rotational movement of the swimmer's body. It explores the science behind the RP technique, including the increased propulsion generated by the swimmer's arms and the reduction of drag. The article also mentions some notable swimmers who have adopted the RP technique and provides insights from experts in the field. Overall, it presents an intriguing look at a promising advancement in swimming technique.
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swimming techniques ꞏ sports science ꞏ competitive swimming ꞏ swim stroke ꞏ swimming performance ꞏ swimming research ꞏ hydrodynamics ꞏ swimming technology ꞏ sports innovation ꞏ athletic performance ꞏ biomechanics ꞏ sports engineering ꞏ swimming mechanics ꞏ swim training ꞏ swimming coaches ꞏ swimming analysis ꞏ sports medicine ꞏ exercise physiology ꞏ sports biomechanics ꞏ sports performance ꞏ swimming efficiency ꞏ sports training ꞏ sports nutrition ꞏ swimming technique ꞏ swimming speed ꞏ sports psychology ꞏ sports performance analysis ꞏ sports performance enhancement