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Questions about swimming in the context of sport. When referencing part of a multisport event, consider tagging for "triathlon" or "ironman" instead.
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How to limit something that pulls me to the right when swimming?
You can test if it's arms or legs first by swimming with a pool buoy and then kick board to isolate arms and legs and see which is turning you.
Good luck! …
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How to improve my Swimming technique? Help please
I highly recommend Total Immersion Swimming or similar programs.
stop kicking hard, it's a waste of energy and oxygen.
find your natural buoyancy point and swim there. … Any effort in swimming UP is not moving you forward. Let you head be all or mostly underwater. …
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Out of breath after swimming 300m
If too much of your body is above the water, you are effectively treading water and swimming at the same time. Have you tried freestyle? …
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Swimming: why can I not front crawl?
Swimming is one of the lovely things in life where you'll get 10x better by doing it smarter rather than trying harder. … It breaks down like this:
Most people waste 95% of their energy (and oxygen) swimming up. Find
your natural buoyancy point and swim there. …
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