Terry Laughlin in Pittsburgh to Benefit Duquesne Swimming

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May 8th: Terry Laughlin, who created the Total Immersion swim program, Terry will deliver a 1 hour presentation, free and open to the public, on Saturday May 8th, from 9:30am - 10:30am. Presentation will be held at the AJ Palumbo lecture center, Duquesne University. TI will staff and run 1 hour clinics on May 8th, beginning at 11:00am at the Towers Pool. TI will offer 2 clinic formats: "Perpetual Motion Freestyle" - an adaptation of crawl technique for open water The second clinic will focus on, "Smart Speed" with the use of Tempo Trainers, which will be provided for the use of participants Registration - $50 / person, with $10 (20% proceeds) going to Duquesne's swim program.
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  • May 8 This looks good; how's the registration coming? From the description of "Perpetual Motion Freestyle": "In this hour-long clinic TI coaches will teach three key skills of 'Perpetual Motion Freestyle': (1) Cooperate with Gravity -- relax into weightlessness and stop struggling; (2) Take the Path of Least Resistance -- learn to use "active streamlining" techniques to reduce drag to swim farther, faster, easier; (3) Swim with your Body - Learn to use effortless weight shifts as your source of propulsive power." I'm particularly fetched by no. 3. Dunno how it works, though. Those who have looked into the cost of a TI clinic will appreciate the low cost of this program. :)
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  • May 8 This looks good; how's the registration coming? From the description of "Perpetual Motion Freestyle": "In this hour-long clinic TI coaches will teach three key skills of 'Perpetual Motion Freestyle': (1) Cooperate with Gravity -- relax into weightlessness and stop struggling; (2) Take the Path of Least Resistance -- learn to use "active streamlining" techniques to reduce drag to swim farther, faster, easier; (3) Swim with your Body - Learn to use effortless weight shifts as your source of propulsive power." I'm particularly fetched by no. 3. Dunno how it works, though. Those who have looked into the cost of a TI clinic will appreciate the low cost of this program. :)
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