The dolphin kick will be allowed in breaststroke races soon. This will make Japan happy, as will it make a certain university in California vindicated that all of its breaststrokers have been doing that kick for at least 15 years.
www.swimmingworldmagazine.com/.../9740.asp
Personally, I don't want to do it. But of course I'll have to if I want to win against those who have total freedom to do it.
This is the worst rule change ever.
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Remeber what I wrote in my first submission to this thrread. The whole reason that there is a butterfly stroke developed was to distinguish the kick from ***. During WWII, and I think into the mid-1950s, you could do either kick. I'i'M STILL RESEARCHING WHEN THE DISTINCTION WAS MADE.
Remeber what I wrote in my first submission to this thrread. The whole reason that there is a butterfly stroke developed was to distinguish the kick from ***. During WWII, and I think into the mid-1950s, you could do either kick. I'i'M STILL RESEARCHING WHEN THE DISTINCTION WAS MADE.
