Swimming Pic - January 20, 2012 - Cullen Jones
Olympian Cullen Jones demonstrates the backstroke start.
Olympian Cullen Jones demonstrates the backstroke start.
Olympian Jeff Rouse demonstrates his gold medal backstroke pull.
Teacher Steve Haufler instructs the progression for the backstroke to breaststroke turn.
Some great slow motion clips of Olympian Margaret Hoelzer performing the underwater dolphin kick, as well as breatkout into her first stroke.
Some new content uploaded today for the www.goswimtv.com website.
Olympian Margaret Hoelzer swimming backstroke, with the focus on her kick.
Masters Record Holder Karlyn Pipes-Neilsen backstroke.
Backstrokers. How do they do it? They swim upside down and backwards. They can't see where they're going. They use nose clips. And...they do THIS.
Having a successful pushoff in backstroke means being able to stay under water long enough to take advantage of your underwater dolphin.
We are a group of swimmers who swim really fast, and like to help others learn how to reach their competitive potential in the area of professional swimming.