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The Groundwork of Backstroke Starts for Coaches
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The Setup
1. Above The Water Setup – Arms
2. When Is It Age-Appropriate To Reach For The Block
3. Above the Water Setup – Knees, Elbows, Bum
4. Under The Water Setup – Feet
5. History Of The Backstroke Wedge
6. How To Use A Backstroke Wedge
7. Video Analysis – Feet Too Low
8. Video Analysis – Feet Too High
9. Video Analysis – Flat Start
10. Video Analysis – Feet Too Close Together
11. Backstroke Start Key Points
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Backstroke Starts: Setup Position
The Take Your Mark Position
1. Take Your Mark – Above Water (1)
2. Take Your Mark – Above Water (2)
3. Take Your Mark – What NOT To Do
4. Take Your Mark – Below Water
5. How To Keep Feet From Slipping
6. Video Example – Setup Too High (Above Water View)
7. Video Example – Setup Too High (Underwater View)
8. Video Example – Wide Feet
9. Video Example – Hips At Surface
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Backstroke Starts: Take Your Mark Position
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