Basic Scuba diving finning techniques from GUE Instructor John Kendall
John Kendall and GUE-UK look at two basic finning techniques – Frog Kick and Flutter Kick. For more information visit and
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John Kendall and GUE-UK look at two basic finning techniques – Frog Kick and Flutter Kick. For more information visit and
Having learned to dive late in life I made up for it in my first year by clocking up 120+ open water dives in places from the UK to Australia. I went from a non diver to a technical deco diver in 9 months and loved every second of it. Since having kids not been able to travel as much so spend my time watching videos and reminiscing, hope you enjoy my site as much as I have making it.
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I liked the music
Are you wearing a weigthtbelt? looks like that…. Under the harness?
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Eliminate the background music; it's terrible, too loud, and a distraction.
Beautiful video
I'm sorry I have a slight "tone" hearing problem, and your softly spoken voice was being drowned out by the dreadful muzac, so much so I couldn't finish watching, this is not meant as a criticism on your efforts to help us, just to point out the problems some of us have hearing your voice over the dire background noise.
A really nice vid. I hope You will post many more.
omg change the music next time, please!! this is psychodelic therefore I can't concentrate on what you are saying.. which is sad as the information is useful..
Could you make a video like this for the reverse frog kick?
Nice video—have shared! Kathy Dowsett
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why would you use the frog kick in the open water? the reset motion sprawls your legs and slows your momentum
I always found the frog kick to be very useful for going slow when wearing big fins. Normal kicks pivot your body too much.
Any video coming up for the back finning?
Thank you for posting this. Your advice has been invaluable for filming on sand flats and other silty areas.
Thanks for putting this together…I'm going to practice and adopt this until eventually I get it right