Considering Master Swim, but first I need some advice

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While lamenting that fact that running and my knees just don't get along like they used to, my sister suggested Master Swim. So I quickly found plenty of activity here in Dallas, but here's the problem. I'd characterize myself as a "former strong" swimmer. Red Cross Life Guard certified as a kid, which helped me survive water survival in Pensacola. Problem is I never swam competitively, or for fitness. Really all of my water training is survival based with the Navy verses fitness. I'd really like to learn proper technique for lap training, kick turns, breathing proper breathing etc. Can this organization help me find a coach? Should I join a local club first? Thanks in advance for any advice. Dan in Dallas...
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    I know water is a commodity, but I don't think there are futures markets on which it is traded. :D (Sorry, I work for a commodities trading firm and couldn't resist...) Skip Well played, sir, well played. :applaud: Divertissement: Water survival school was a blast. When we did the mile continuous swim around the perimeter of the indoor 50 meter pool, I wore a 34 short flight suit instead of my regular 44L. Navy Air - if you're not cheating, you're not trying. The light bulb went off over the head of the water polo player from UCSB - Ryan Barber '86? He and the other swimmers (John '"Pipper" Burns) 'helped' our best swim rock - Mark "Crouton" Gautreaux - pass (