Improve & Strengthen Butterfly Technique with Matt Kredich and Christine Magnuson

Elite Swim Coach Matt Kredich (University of Tennessee) shows how he uses his "old friend" the Vasa Trainer to teach champion swimmers the proper high elbow catch and pull sets up the stroke to gain maximum power and speed. This shorter video clip is part of Coach Kredich's outstanding DVD, "All Access Butterfly", by Championship Productions. To view a full length video clip, please visit: http://www.vasatrainer.com/mattkredich

To purchase the complete "All Access Butterfly" DVD, please visit: http://www.championshipproductions.com/cgi-bin/champ/p/Swimming-Diving/All-Ac...

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• matt kredich
• vasa trainer
• butterly technique
• butterfly pull
• swimming technique
• Christine Magnuson
• high elbow catch
• early vertical forearm
• Front quadrant swim stroke

[pwningpineapple13]

I like how the coach keeps acting like he's not trying to touch her while he touches her excessively.

[mancebo7]

@nerdy5746 "The very definition of a line is STRAIGHT"?! Where - Mars? Alpha Centauri? A circumference, for example, IS a line. Think before you speak... trying to correct people who are actually more knowledgeable than you...

[Brackhmmarr]

the vaseline trainer is great too

[nerdy5746]

@shinaneganz are you elaborating on what i said, or are you contradicting it? make your point clearer, so as to not cause confusion over its true objective

[shinaneganz]

@nerdy5746 strait line does not have a direction. a strait line is just that, a line that is strait

[hanniebee75]

really good video. This is going to help my butterfly alot thanks

[nerdy5746]

im trolling.... "A STRAIGHT line?" the very definition of a line is STRAIGHT. just say a horizontal line dude... BTW this was incredible advice i mastered my butterfly after this thank u so much :D

[17dariel]

really good