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Swimming Set of the Week - July 15, 2011

By Barbara Hummel to Set of the Week | Jul 15, 2011 12:10AM | 0 comments 0 comments

Here's a fun short set ( approximately 1000) to help explore your arm cadence in freestyle.


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Freestyle - Avoiding the "Fall"

By Glenn Mills to Freestyle | Oct 05, 2010 08:22AM | 5 comments 5 comments

While there are many examples of great swimmers loping, or falling, into the water after a breath, for most of us normal swimmers, it's a much better idea to maintain a direct and stable body position while swimming freestyle.


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Sports Science Topic - June 9, 2009

By Jonty Skinner to Articles | Jun 09, 2009 12:01PM | 19 comments 19 comments

There are many variations of freestyle, and most are successful based on the athlete and the event duration.



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