About Butterfly Stroke

Note that the butterfly of the boys into the water pressure and the chest armpit shoulder flexibility, into the water at the same time the arm to protrusion, not down. The same time, the outer protrusion is not a deliberate planning to do, but something in the armpit chest pressure, the formation of head and shoulder angle, the natural result of the water outside the designated hold.
Rotary plate is divided into relatively easy to play butterfly leg of burying our heads in the water, the upper body relatively large fluctuations.
There are a little difficult to fight the rise of a number of butterfly leg, only waist fat edge, upper limb as far as possible intact.
To be free to control their own body, to find a sense of water.
Personally think that the frog Rana hands butterfly leg for the improvement of wave is useful, and can practice physical coordination, such as the freestyle leg in hand with butterfly, freestyle, breaststroke legs with hands, etc., as long as you want to do certain actions, can make out, this is the water better. But the frog legs, hands, or making people aware of butterflies of the water less than a butterfly feeling.
Fluctuations in the initial experience of the body, hands should be placed on both sides of the body, skilled, and you can play with both hands butterfly leg of the protrusion. Should pay attention to the head and upper limb movements, control, and would not drill into the water, pay attention to look at this world championships, the athletes start underwater dolphin action.
But the frog legs, hands, or making people aware of butterflies of the water less than a butterfly feeling.Fluctuations in the initial experience of the body, hands should be placed on both sides of the body, skilled, and you can play with both hands butterfly leg of the protrusion. Should pay attention to the head and upper limb movements, control, and would not drill into the water, pay attention to look at this world championships, the athletes start underwater dolphin action.

Swim results Part II

Moving on to the 200 Free, Megan Romano made her first showing in an 'A' final and finished 8th in 1:49.29. The win went to Kara Lynn Joyce (1:44.14). The men's final featured a close race between Club Wolverine teammates Michael Phelps and Peter Vanderkaay. Vanderkaay made a final push, and took over the lead before Phelps surged back and out-touched him 1:32.13 to 1:32.26. Chris DeJong rounded out the event's top 3 with a 1:33.22 swim. Club Wolverine was well represented in the final as Erik Vendt (1:36.49, 7th) and Davis Tarwater (1:36.53, 8th) also competed.Jessica Hardy turned her 1st place prelim showing into a finals win, hitting the wall in 58.74. Her time was just under a second off of Tara Kirk's American Record. In the men's race, Ryan Lochte nearly claimed his 4th gold of the meet. Mecklenburg's Mark Gangloff had other plans. He made it to the wall in 53.05, just ahead of Lochte's 53.27.

Club Wolverine put together a fantastic grand finale for the night in the 800y Free Relay. The foursome of Michael Phelps, Peter Vanderkaay, Davis Tarwater, and Chris DeJong all swam in the 'A' final of the 200y Free earlier in the night. When they came together for the relay, they shattered not only the American Record, but also the US Open Record. Both were newly set at the 2007 NCAA Championships. The new standard is 6:12.43. Kaitlin Sandeno contributed to the Club Wolverine women's relay, which finished second in 7:07.93.

The most expected Swim results

With two days completed at the Short Course National Championships, the fast swimming has continued; highlighted by a new American & US Open Record by Club Wolverine's 800y Free Relay members.Kaitlin Sandeno turned in a second place finish, in the women's 400y IM, with a best time of 4:06.12. The win went to Pan Am Games gold medalist Kathleen Hersey (4:04.19). Ryan Locate and Erik Vendt competed in the men's final and finished 1st and 4th, respectively. Locate touched in 3:37.88, more than 5 seconds ahead of Eric Shanteau (3:43.30). He even challenged Michael Phelps' American Record before falling off pace in the second half of the race. Vendt recorded a time of 3:47.03.Natalie Coughlin scored a silver in the 100y Fly with a time of 50.23. Rachel Komisarz got the the wall first in 50.10. Coughlin also contested and won the 100y Back. Her 50.64 was well ahead of Margaret Hoelzer's 52.30 second place finish.

Megan Romano posted a 55.37 swim in the 'C' final to take 3rd. Matt Grevers, who qualified for 3 finals, pared down his events to the 100y Fly and 100y Back. In the 100 Fly, he clocked a career best time of 45.80, leading from start to finish. Davis Tarwater secured the runner-up spot in 46.35. In the 100y Back, Grevers notched a 4th place finish in 45.89. Trojan's Peter Marshall bested the field with a 45.09 swim.

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