Swim Slang is like the urban dictionary for the swimming community,
It's the terms we use.
please submit:
1) the word or phrase or acronym or term,
2) it's definition, links to videos, &
3) USE it in a sentence
4) offer other forms of the word
ie
SDK is an acronym for Streamline Dolphin Kick,
some call it underwaters or dolphins.
It's where swimmers dolphin kick underwater off of starts & turns.
You tend to see them more in sprints
Michael Ross has an excellent SDK.
SDKed, SDKing, SDKs, SDKer
I guess I didn't watch any of the backstroke events. So you do your start while the other guy/gal is still in the water? That is weird.
I suppose it wasn't an issue for the 50 back event, which I didn't watch. I swam the 200. Having someone next to you for your start isn't as weird as after your heat, when you're waiting next to someone else while they're doing their start.
I guess I didn't watch any of the backstroke events. So you do your start while the other guy/gal is still in the water? That is weird.
I suppose it wasn't an issue for the 50 back event, which I didn't watch. I swam the 200. Having someone next to you for your start isn't as weird as after your heat, when you're waiting next to someone else while they're doing their start.
