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This paddle helps with proper technique, especially in freestyle swimming although it can be used in all strokes. It is similar to the Finis Forearm Fulcrum, but provides resistance unlike the Forearm Fulcrum. This is a good follow-up device to the Forearm Fulcrum and helps to prevent swimmers from over-bending at the wrist. It also encourages a high elbow and creates early vertical forearm which is desirable when swimming freestyle. The Bolster Paddle is not like traditional paddles because it includes forearm paddle and promotes all around proper stroke technique: on the entry, catch, pull, and recovery.
Designed to help people put their wrist and elbow in correct position in the front of the stroke by keeping their wrist from bending Both a stroke development tool and a training paddle Its unique design conforms more closely to the swimmer's anatomy, when it comes to paddle blade, hand and forearm position when swimming than any paddle on the market By keeping the wrist from bending, the Bolster forces the swimmer to develop a forearm dominant stroke and keeps the elbow up and in position to provide more propulsion This also provides for more uniform application of force from the finger tips up through the forearm eliminating any soft spots and providing more propulsive force with each stroke movement-- for all 4 strokes The Bolster can be used when swimming IM's and is also useful to train with and groove the neural pathways while acquiring physical adaptations
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