Total Immersion FreeStyle: L1D2 Sweet Spot - iPad optimized torrent

Total Immersion FreeStyle: L1D2 Sweet Spot -- iPad optimized

Total Immersion Swimming: Freestyle Made Easy -- made even EASIER!

TIF = Total Immersion Freestyle, L = lesson, D = drill, TIFSF = Total Immersion Four Strokes: Freestyle

TIF L0 Help for Weak Kickers
TIF L1D1 Balance on Your Back
TIF L1D2 Sweet Spot
TIF L1D3 Lengthen Your Vessel
TIF L1D4 Fish Drill
TIF L1D5 Skating
TIF L2D6 UnderSkate
TIF L2D7 UnderSwitch
TIF L2D8 Double UnderSwitch
TIF L2D9 Triple UnderSwitch
TIF L3D10 ZipperSkate
TIF L3D11 ZipperSwitch
TIF L3D12 Multi-Zipper
TIF L3D13 Two Heads
TIF L4 Learn to Swim as Well as you Drill
TIF L4D14 Momentum Drills Push off to Skating
TIF L5 Breathing 101
TIF L6 Freestyle Turns Made Easy
TIF L7 Swimming Fast
TIF L8 Two Heads are Better than One
Swimming - Fingertip Wall Drill (by Marc Evans, not TI)
TIFSF L1 Master Basic Balance
TIFSF L2 Balance on Your Back
TIFSF L8 Kick in Skating Position
TIFSF L3 Find Your Sweet Spot
TIFSF L4 Active Balance - Looking UP
TIFSF L5 Active Balance - Looking DOWN
TIFSF L6 Active Balance - Full Circle
TIFSF L7 Hand-Lead Sweet Spot
TIFSF L8 Kick in Skating Position

-- and more coming soon.

iPad optimized! (YES! We still thinK this is great and timeless stuff!)

You can take your iPad right to the water's edge! (Try that with your DVD player.)

Color corrected, light levels sometimes adjusted, background noise removed when original was too extreme.

BROKEN DOWN INTO INDIVIDUAL LESSONS AND DRILLS!

Why?

Terry Laughlin has a brilliant swimming technique.

But watching an entire DVD in a linear fashion (or listening to one of his lectures or presentations) simply does not enable mastery of the lessons.

And the rate he dishes out his info on video, in lecture or in presentations is always too much too fast.

Because each lesson builds on the previous, it's ineffective and pointless to roll along watching the video until you can correctly implement the principal being taught.

We have found that outside of the water, individual lessons on the iPad work great for very young swimmers, particularly with water babies -- they are great divers but lousy surface swimmers.

The basic lessons are the core and foundation of good swimming.

It helps make the water your friend.

It helps you appreciate and maximize efficiency, balance, symmetry.

Technique matters.

Once you have mastered these basic principals, then you can make your own choices about what other coaches and techniques and drills will best help you achieve your personal goals.

Some competitive swimming coaches are critics of Laughlin.

But no point in doing grueling laps and distances in practice and trying to swim FAST if you have a fundamentally flawed swimming technique -- and I've seen plenty of coaches let the youngest swimmers ingrain bad habits lap after lap, day after day until the kid had little hope of ever totally breaking all the bad habits and becoming a great swimmer.

Thanks to everyone who kept our swimming torrents alive while we were away! We greatly appreciate it! You are AWESOME!