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Print this entrySwimming Picture of the Week - April 29, 2008
With all the talk of breathing, here's an educational shot of a world-class sprinter taking a breath.
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LOL. We HAVE to meet someday. Too funny. |
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Haha... Yes!! |
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All in good time Glenn...All in good time. |
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...here the swimmer seems to be turning the head only to take the breath......but i feel that the entire body needs to be turned half-way thro' to take the breath and not mere head alone because this would put unnecessary strain on the neck..... |
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Sure looks like her body is turned to me. Does it not appear as if she's lying on her side to you? |
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It would be useful with a bigger picture to see how both her arms are positioned while she is breathing? Is the catch arm fully outstreched and is her right arm above the water with a high elbow form? |
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If that's what you're looking to see... here's a much better way than a single frame shot: |
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