Oki_Gi, I was referring to the fact that traditional fins require you to have a traditional kick that's full and from the hip with little knee flex to operate with maximum efficiency.
Force fins work best when you flick from the knee. The kick is shorter and is more efficient on the downward motion.
Split fins have a different alltogether, in which maximum efficiency is achieved with a similar kick to the traditional but will less range in lick. Meaning you would use more of the middle of the kick range and with less muscle in it.
Force fins work best when you flick from the knee. The kick is shorter and is more efficient on the downward motion.
Split fins have a different alltogether, in which maximum efficiency is achieved with a similar kick to the traditional but will less range in lick. Meaning you would use more of the middle of the kick range and with less muscle in it.