To quote Gull: What is the right mix of technique and endurance for a Masters athlete (who wants to be competitive, say, at Nationals) with a finite amount of time to train?
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Well, Dave, as you might have noticed if you actually read (rather than just reacted to) my post, I wasn't claiming anything was a "fad." I was just referencing GoodSmith's thread and his opinion. Nothing more. So you might answer your own question and educate us all.
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read your post, read smith's post, thank you very much.
i think much of what you describe re *** stroke is evolution not fad. wheras some strokes evolve with rule changes, others evolve with technical advances.
i guess to me the word fad implies that the benefits of something will be abandoned after a short period. i don't think that applies to certain examples cited.:2cents:
Well, Dave, as you might have noticed if you actually read (rather than just reacted to) my post, I wasn't claiming anything was a "fad." I was just referencing GoodSmith's thread and his opinion. Nothing more. So you might answer your own question and educate us all.
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read your post, read smith's post, thank you very much.
i think much of what you describe re *** stroke is evolution not fad. wheras some strokes evolve with rule changes, others evolve with technical advances.
i guess to me the word fad implies that the benefits of something will be abandoned after a short period. i don't think that applies to certain examples cited.:2cents:
