Swim Fingers Open Or Closed at Nora Albert blog

Swim Fingers Open Or Closed. When swimmers pull through the water with their fingers slightly opened (about 5 mm apart), they simulate. We’re putting on our swim nerd hats and diving deep into science to teach you how to swim faster with your fingers open! Depending on when & where you learned to swim you might have been taught to keep your fingers. 👐🌊🔍 are you swimming in a sea. Is it better to keep your hands cupped and fingers together when you swim, or let your fingers spread apart? The positioning of your fingers, whether it is closed or open, affects your swimming speed and overall exertion. Depending on when & where you learned to swim you might have been taught to keep your fingers close together. You can swim with your hands “too hot” (very wide spread fingers), “too cold” (fingers too close together), and “just right” (with a small gap). The constant debate about if the fingers should be held tightly together, or slightly open goes on. 🌊👐 unveiling the freestyle secrets: Track which hand position resulted in the fastest, least strokes, and easiest to swim 25s.

Is it better to keep your hands cupped and fingers together when you swim, or let your fingers spread apart? You can swim with your hands “too hot” (very wide spread fingers), “too cold” (fingers too close together), and “just right” (with a small gap). Depending on when & where you learned to swim you might have been taught to keep your fingers close together. Track which hand position resulted in the fastest, least strokes, and easiest to swim 25s. 🌊👐 unveiling the freestyle secrets: The constant debate about if the fingers should be held tightly together, or slightly open goes on. When swimmers pull through the water with their fingers slightly opened (about 5 mm apart), they simulate. Depending on when & where you learned to swim you might have been taught to keep your fingers. The positioning of your fingers, whether it is closed or open, affects your swimming speed and overall exertion. We’re putting on our swim nerd hats and diving deep into science to teach you how to swim faster with your fingers open!

The Myth Busting continues; Fingers Open or Closed when Swimming

Swim Fingers Open Or Closed 🌊👐 unveiling the freestyle secrets: Track which hand position resulted in the fastest, least strokes, and easiest to swim 25s. When swimmers pull through the water with their fingers slightly opened (about 5 mm apart), they simulate. You can swim with your hands “too hot” (very wide spread fingers), “too cold” (fingers too close together), and “just right” (with a small gap). Is it better to keep your hands cupped and fingers together when you swim, or let your fingers spread apart? 🌊👐 unveiling the freestyle secrets: We’re putting on our swim nerd hats and diving deep into science to teach you how to swim faster with your fingers open! 👐🌊🔍 are you swimming in a sea. The constant debate about if the fingers should be held tightly together, or slightly open goes on. Depending on when & where you learned to swim you might have been taught to keep your fingers close together. Depending on when & where you learned to swim you might have been taught to keep your fingers. The positioning of your fingers, whether it is closed or open, affects your swimming speed and overall exertion.