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stroke techniques - esp bobbing breaststroke

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    Any recommendations for websites with good descriptions and photos of swimming storkes?

    I'm a late learner to swimming and whilst my breaststroke is ok, it is of the variety in which you
    keep your head out of the water! I want to do the faster one in which the head is under water a lot
    of the time, but despite observing others do it I can't get the hang of it.

    I'm sure I'm missing one little piece of the jigsaw - a fundamental principle ie conceptually that
    your basically underwater all the time and pop up for air (or not), or your arm pull should be
    pointing down or whatever.

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  2. Mark Watson said:

    I'm a late learner to swimming and whilst my breaststroke is ok, it is of the variety in which you
    keep your head out of the water! I want to do the faster one in which the head is under water a lot
    of the time, but despite observing others do it I can't get the hang of it.

    breaststroke.infobreaststroke.info

    goswim.tvgoswim.tv

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

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