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A simple way to develop this is to hold the back of a kickboard and practise a one-arm fr… — @effortlessswimming

Posted Oct 13, 2026 (over two weeks ago)78s7,282 views

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Views
7,282
Likes
216
Comments
2
Shares
9
Saves
60
Engagement
3.12%
Duration
78s
Posted
Oct 13, 2026

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@effortlessswimming's TikTok video "A simple way to develop this is to hold the back of a kickboard and practise a one-arm freestyle drill. The kickboard forces you to enter early enough because if you overreach, you'll hit it. It's a great way to dial in your hand entry position! Want to improve your freestyle even further? We're offering a 2-week FREE trial of our membership, packed with swimming courses and training plans to help you improve. Follow our account, like this post, and comment "ENTRY" below and I'll send you the link! #swimmersoftiktok #swimtips #SwimmingTechnique" has 7,282 views, 216 likes, 2 comments, 9 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 3.12% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted over two weeks ago and runs 1 minute 18 seconds. It has been saved 60 times.

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Effortless Swimming

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