Tumble turn! Also known as a flip turn, is a technique used in freestyle swimming to quickly and efficiently change direction at the wall. It involves a somersault motion underwater, followed by a powerful push-off and a streamlined glide. This method allows swimmers to maintain speed and momentum, making it more efficient than a traditional touch turn. Many scientific stud­ies demonstrating that performance in swimming is highly linked to the turn times (Arellano et al., 1994; Blanksby et al.,

5 Steps, to learn the freestyle flip turn 🏊🏊🏊😎😉 | Swimming Fanatic

HOW TO DO A FREESTYLE FLIP TURN! 📖 A 5 Step Guide To Master The Freestyle Flip Turn The freestyle flip turn is an essential skill if you want to take your swimming to the next level. Although it's not required, you'll see most advanced lap swimmers do a flip turn at the end of the pool. An elite swimmer will do 500,000 flip turns over the course of a season and millions of flip turns in their lifetime! To learn how to master the freestyle flip turn, checkout this week's Whiteboard Wednesday: ➡️

Tumble/flip turn. This is a great skill to master for training and can save you valuable seconds in a pool swim 🏊 If you missed it you can check out our full video on this here - http://gtn.io/TumbleTurn | Global Triathlon Network

Are Tumble Turns Really Worth It? Especially for Triathletes? In this video, we dive into the world of tumble turns—breaking down whether they're essential, worth learning, and how they compare to traditional touch turns. We guide you step-by-step on how to start learning tumble turns, even if you've never tried one before. 📣 Let us know in the comments: Do you use tumble turns in your training? Why or why not? #GTN | Global Triathlon Network