Congrats (S)he-Man!

(S)he-Man was the top female finisher at the 25K championship. Congrats! "The winning time was 5:39.09 by Richard Kramer, 42, of Illinois Masters. The first female to complete the race was Kristina Ulveling, 35, of Georgia Masters, who swam the 25K in 6:25.25" www.usms.org/features.php
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  • Former Member
    Former Member
    I've switched strokes to use the lats more and it take a while to get used too but it's not hard to get...you'll feel a power surge I think too. Thanks Stud! When I was told this I did try and change my stroke to use my lats more; however, what I noticed was that my shoulders started to hurt. I guess I'm doing it incorrectly and I also reverted back to my usual stroke as it scared me that my shoulders were hurting almost immediately. I most likely need to get several coaches to look at my stroke. One of my main coaches was against changing my stroke but I did not push the issue. I'll be sure to ask again. Linda, yes! I can laugh about that now! Another lap!? It was more of an embracing my inner AVD :rant3: rather than embracing the graciousness of SVDL. Ah well.
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  • Former Member
    Former Member
    I've switched strokes to use the lats more and it take a while to get used too but it's not hard to get...you'll feel a power surge I think too. Thanks Stud! When I was told this I did try and change my stroke to use my lats more; however, what I noticed was that my shoulders started to hurt. I guess I'm doing it incorrectly and I also reverted back to my usual stroke as it scared me that my shoulders were hurting almost immediately. I most likely need to get several coaches to look at my stroke. One of my main coaches was against changing my stroke but I did not push the issue. I'll be sure to ask again. Linda, yes! I can laugh about that now! Another lap!? It was more of an embracing my inner AVD :rant3: rather than embracing the graciousness of SVDL. Ah well.
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