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    Mexnet Raider
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    Hi guys, I hope anybody here would be able to help with some stuff......

    I learned to swim like about 8 months ago. By now I am able to swim free style and backstroke style
    (considerable well I think).

    What I am looking for right now is if you guys know some drills to learn the breaststroke (I want to
    learm), the thing that is most difficult for me is the kick and I don't know how to do it.

    Does anybody know any drills to learn the breaststroke?, I go to swim 4 times per week, so I was
    wondering of somebody could give me any pointers about what I can do to learn that style?

    any help would be appreciated..

    I am aiming to enter to one of those master's swimming programs, but I guess I have to know how to
    swim (at least at the basis) all the styles

    thanks

    -wjg
    PS by the way if anybody wants to thrown in some tips for the buterfly I would really appreciate it.

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  2. Donal Fagan
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    MexNet Raider said:

    Does anybody know any drills to learn the breaststroke?, I go to swim 4 times per week, so I was
    wondering of somebody could give me any pointers about what I can do to learn that style?

    Try www.breaststroke.info

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    I am aiming to enter to one of those master's swimming programs, but I guess I have to know how to
    swim (at least at the basis) all the styles

    Not really. Teams vary, but usually you just have to sign up, show up and be willing to work out.

    Donal Fagan AIA Donal@DonalO'Fagan.com (Anglicise the name to reply by e-mail)

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