Most junior swimmers throw their hands into streamline position at the start of the dive, creating early tension and a flat entry. The late-streamline approach keeps elbows up during flight and only snaps hands into streamline at water entry — opposite of conventional teaching. Combined with 5/10 arm tension and leg/glute engagement instead of arm force, this produces a deeper, faster entry with less energy leak.
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