Improve your swimming technique and go faster with Video Analysis by Brenton Ford.

Australian National Masters Coach, Brenton Ford has been involved with swimming for over 17 years. 

Hear what Brenton has to say:

Hello, my name is Brenton Ford. I’m based in Melbourne, Australia and have been involved with swimming for over 17 years

I am been serious about teaching people the skill of swimming fast. I have coached the Melbourne University swim team and at present I’m coaching one of Australia’s most recognised Master’s swimming clubs. 

In 2008 I began running technique workshops for the swimmers I coached. The feedback and results from the workshops was so great that I was asked to put together a program which I could give to my swimmers so they could work on their technique without me being there. 

Over a period of 12 months I refined the program to make it simple, concise and easy to do so that anyone from around the world could learn to master freestyle technique. I believe swimming is the greatest sport there is, not just in terms of fitness. Swimming requires discipline, a positive attitude, persistence and many other life skills which are essential to success. I created this program as a way to share the enjoyment and the feeling of perfecting the freestyle stroke. 

If you are interested in becoming the best swimmer you can, and excelling in a sport which many people struggle at then make a decision now to persist until you succeed at swimming. 

How the Video Analysis works:

1. Purchase this service and pay for your evaluation during checkout.
2. You'll receive instructions via email - to create a video account, how to upload a video and how to get feedback. We'll notify Brenton to expect your video.
3. Get someone to video your technique. See below for how best to do this. If you need a water proof camera you can rent one below.
4. Upload your video and request the coach to review your video
5. The coach will review your video, offer comments (voice and text), suggest drills and what to focus on.
6. You'll be notified when your video is ready, review it as often as you like and keep it for comparisons later.
7. After you have worked on your technique - go back to step 1 for the next round of improvement.