‍Why is a Remote Swimming Analysis a great tool for you?

A Remote Swimming Video Analysis is a great tool for any athlete who:

• Is seeking to improve their swim and who doesn’t have the opportunity to regularly work with an endurance-specific swim coach (endurance-specific swim coaches are different from swim coaches who specialize in coaching swimmers who have pool swimming-related goals)
• Is frustrated with a lack of improvements in their swimming performance
• Is seeking to jumpstart their return to swimming after a hiatus away from it
• Is new to endurance sports and would like to start training for triathlons, other multisport events, or open water swimming events

Swimming is one of the trickiest disciplines for athletes to improve their technique on because they cannot see themselves in the water as they are swimming.  Working with a coach to analyze your swim stroke is one of the best ways for athletes to understand what their swimming form looks like and how they can optimize it.

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What makes Full Circle Endurance’s Remote Swimming Analysis different?

Many, many coaching companies offer versions of swimming analysis.  This service offered by Full Circle Endurance is different from what almost all other endurance coaching companies offer because it not only goes over the inefficiencies in your swim stroke, but gives you clear, actionable takeaways and workouts that you can implement to generate noticeable and sustained change in your swim stroke.

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Additionally, many of the coaches offering swimming analysis have expertise in coaching pool swimmers, not in coaching endurance athletes.  Pool swimming differs significantly from the type of swimming that endurance athletes need to be doing in order to be successful in both their training and racing.  Full Circle Endurance knows what to look for and what suggestions to make to help endurance athletes be successful at reaching their goals in endurance sports.

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What will I need to do to have a Remote Swimming Analysis?

A Remote Swimming Analysis will require you to obtain video of yourself swimming.  We will provide you with a detailed list of instructions on how to have another person (such as a friend or family member) video you properly and on how to send these videos to your endurance-specific swim coach for analysis.

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Once your endurance-specific swim coach has had time to review your videos and analyze them, they will contact you to schedule a mutually agreeable day and time to have a discussion about their observations and their recommendations for improvement.

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What does a Remote Swimming Analysis include?

A Remote Swimming Analysis includes:

• A written swim stroke analysis 
• A 30-minute discussion with an endurance-specific swim coach to go over key findings and answer questions about your swim stroke analysis
• Four weeks of swimming workouts (three workouts per week, 12 workouts total) that will help you refine and improve your swim stroke based on the findings from the swim stroke analysis
• An additional follow-up video analysis after four weeks, enabling you to monitor and evaluate your progress, to hold yourself accountable, and to set the stage for the next steps to sustain and build on your gains

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How much is a Remote Swimming Analysis?

Our Remote Swimming Analysis service is offered at a rate of $200.

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What if I want in-person analysis of my swim stroke or just an analysis of my swim stroke?

We offer in-person swimming analysis services for athletes who are located in or who are willing to travel to Onondaga County, New York.  If you are interested in this service, we invite you to learn more about our Swimming Analysis service.

Our Swimming Analysis service can also be tailored as a remote service to provide only swimming analysis without workouts or follow-ups.

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What if I want additional sessions or more analysis of my swim stroke?

If you would like to follow-up your Remote Swimming Analysis with additional sessions or swim lessons, these are offered at a discounted rate of $175 if they are completed within six months of your last Remote Swimming Analysis.