I have started swimming for fitness and knew when I started a couple of weeks ago the only thing I was doing right was not drowning. I bought a book "The Essential Swimmer" by Steve Tarpinian and after 2 days of reading began to notice definite improvements as I began to work on correct stroke technique. (moved through water w/ much less effort and less strokes per lap) I am having trouble with the whole breathing thing though. Should I be concentrating on getting the breathing technique correct before I put too much effort and time into perfecting other aspects of the freestyle swim. I find myself swimming 25M without taking a breath because I have so much trouble with the whole breathing thing. Please advise. Thx!
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Originally posted by letsrace
A good freestyler can have one goggle in the water and one out during a breath.
I noticed that some of the worlds greatest swimmers do exactly that shortly after I started swimming and I have always made it a point to maintain that form when I swim. Excellent advice.
Originally posted by letsrace
A good freestyler can have one goggle in the water and one out during a breath.
I noticed that some of the worlds greatest swimmers do exactly that shortly after I started swimming and I have always made it a point to maintain that form when I swim. Excellent advice.
