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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Congratulations on having achieved the perfect stroke. I don't expect to ever get there.
Even Tiger Woods hasn't gotten there. Indeed Matt Biondi after several world records and 7 Olympic medals said he'd only learned about 10% of what there was to learn.
Thanks Terry I did not realize that you have seen me swim lately, I have not quite attained perfect yet but stll trying.
I have seen some of your recent videos and must say I am amazed at your progress. However it did take you 40 years... To me you have not attained perfect yet but I can see the gradual improvement. Will you please let me know when your butterfrog DVD is ready, I am getting anxious.
I suggest however not to memorize any bad habits I think it would be better for you to try and get the perfect stroke before grinding into memory any mistakes.
Congratulations on having achieved the perfect stroke. I don't expect to ever get there.
Even Tiger Woods hasn't gotten there. Indeed Matt Biondi after several world records and 7 Olympic medals said he'd only learned about 10% of what there was to learn.
Thanks Terry I did not realize that you have seen me swim lately, I have not quite attained perfect yet but stll trying.
I have seen some of your recent videos and must say I am amazed at your progress. However it did take you 40 years... To me you have not attained perfect yet but I can see the gradual improvement. Will you please let me know when your butterfrog DVD is ready, I am getting anxious.
I suggest however not to memorize any bad habits I think it would be better for you to try and get the perfect stroke before grinding into memory any mistakes.
