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  1. Original post
    Micheal Artindale
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    #1

    Thank you to thopse who helped me with my fly.

    This weekend, I plan to do sowm snowmobiling with a GPS. I am going to
    measure the distance I did last year, and the distance I plan to do. I will
    report on those distances.

    As for the post about what I should do.... I think i will only ask for
    advice on how to fix the strokes, and not how to apply them.

    As far as what need to be fixed next... my turns.

    When I do a flip turn I do not go straight out. If my left arm is the arm I
    follow into it, I go left when I go away from the wall. Same as if I use my
    right arm.

    My flip turns have always been horrible.

    Thanks,

    Micheal

    PS: I am not a troll. I am just someone who wants to make their swims
    better.

    Report
  2. Martin Smith
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    #2
    Micheal Artindale said:

    Thank you to thopse who helped me with my fly.

    This weekend, I plan to do sowm snowmobiling with a GPS. I am going to
    measure the distance I did last year, and the distance I plan to do. I will
    report on those distances.

    As for the post about what I should do.... I think i will only ask for
    advice on how to fix the strokes, and not how to apply them.

    As far as what need to be fixed next... my turns.

    When I do a flip turn I do not go straight out. If my left arm is the arm I
    follow into it, I go left when I go away from the wall. Same as if I use my
    right arm.

    Well... that's what the GPS is for.

    Quoted message said:

    My flip turns have always been horrible.

    Thanks,

    Micheal

    PS: I am not a troll. I am just someone who wants to make their swims
    better.

    You have borderline personality disorder.

    Report
  3. Email address hidden
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    #3
    Martin Smith said:
    Micheal Artindale said:

    Thank you to thopse who helped me with my fly.

    This weekend, I plan to do sowm snowmobiling with a GPS. I am going to
    measure the distance I did last year, and the distance I plan to do. I will
    report on those distances.

    As for the post about what I should do.... I think i will only ask for
    advice on how to fix the strokes, and not how to apply them.

    As far as what need to be fixed next... my turns.

    When I do a flip turn I do not go straight out. If my left arm is the arm I
    follow into it, I go left when I go away from the wall. Same as if I use my
    right arm.

    Well... that's what the GPS is for.

    Quoted message said:

    My flip turns have always been horrible.

    Thanks,

    Micheal

    PS: I am not a troll. I am just someone who wants to make their swims
    better.

    You have borderline personality disorder.

    and borderline grammar skills.

    Report
  4. Madelaine
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    #4
    Micheal Artindale said:

    Thank you to thopse who helped me with my fly.

    This weekend, I plan to do sowm snowmobiling with a GPS. I am going to
    measure the distance I did last year, and the distance I plan to do. I will
    report on those distances.

    As for the post about what I should do.... I think i will only ask for
    advice on how to fix the strokes, and not how to apply them.

    As far as what need to be fixed next... my turns.

    When I do a flip turn I do not go straight out. If my left arm is the arm I
    follow into it, I go left when I go away from the wall. Same as if I use my
    right arm.

    My flip turns have always been horrible.

    Thanks,

    Micheal

    PS: I am not a troll. I am just someone who wants to make their swims
    better.


    I think it is better if you don't swim while snowmobiling, but its just
    an opinion.
    Madelaine

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  5. Steph
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    #5

    "Micheal Artindale" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Thank you to thopse who helped me with my fly.

    This weekend, I plan to do sowm snowmobiling with a GPS. I am going to
    measure the distance I did last year, and the distance I plan to do. I
    will report on those distances.

    As for the post about what I should do.... I think i will only ask for
    advice on how to fix the strokes, and not how to apply them.

    As far as what need to be fixed next... my turns.

    When I do a flip turn I do not go straight out. If my left arm is the
    arm I follow into it, I go left when I go away from the wall. Same as
    if I use my right arm.

    My flip turns have always been horrible.

    Thanks,

    Micheal

    PS: I am not a troll. I am just someone who wants to make their swims
    better.

    I am pretty sure doing a flipturnon a snowmobile, especially while trying
    to simultaneously use a GPS is close to impossible for a 25 year old male
    Canadian with AADA.

    I recommend tossing out your swimsuit, towel, and goggles and switching
    to speed-walking.

    Sorry, you have exhausted my good-nature, patience, and general decency
    towards others swimmers for your hyper-static attitude.

    ....and as for not being a troll, you are not a lurker - you post often.
    Yet you contribute little to the group, sucking off others constantly
    with numerous questions that cannot adequently be dealt with via
    correspondance. You will often revise/reword the same question chaning
    just slightly the criteria. You care very little for your spelling
    mistakes and regard these posts and replies as not important enough to
    use proper grammar or spelling (your words not mine).

    Sorry, you are a troll; and it will take quite some time for your
    reputation in R.S.S to change. Until then don't expect honest / serious
    answers from other folks that have been around, your best bet is to make
    friends with others new to the group that haven't read the archives.

    Report
  6. Pat in TX
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    #6
    Quoted message said:

    Sorry, you have exhausted my good-nature, patience, and general decency
    towards others swimmers for your hyper-static attitude.

    another one bites the dust....

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