1. I started doing flip turns about a year ago, and I'm comfortable doing them when I am working out alone. But when circle swimming with my masters team, it's hard to get comfortable doing flip turns coming in at an angle to the wall. Any suggestions on how to approach these kinds of flip turns?
2. I am also pretty new to butterfly. I am concerned about crashing my hand into someone swimming back toward me on the opposite side of the lane. I will sometimes try to extend my outside hand out slightly over the lane marker to stay as far to the right as possible, but I often brush the lane marker with the top of my hand as my arm is coming up out of the water. Any suggestions on navigation?
Seriously, if everyone leaves @ 5 seconds it's easy to keep your times and there's room for everyone.
If this happens for you you should consider yourself very lucky. My experience is that swimmers getting bunched up and/or passing is the norm.
Seriously, if everyone leaves @ 5 seconds it's easy to keep your times and there's room for everyone.
If this happens for you you should consider yourself very lucky. My experience is that swimmers getting bunched up and/or passing is the norm.
