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Print this entrySwimming Picture of the Week - September 16, 2008
Here's a pic of an age-grouper doing freestyle.
Tell us what you think.
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it looks like she's what we'd call a "straight-armer" on my team...people who don't bend their arms when they swim freestyle |
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Nice call. Sharp eye! |
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It is hard to tell about the depth of her left arm, but from my perspective, I'd say she's got some FQS going on. It also looks like she is rotating well. That's my $0.02 |
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Maybe crossing-over in front with the arm a bit with the head too-low and also not staying quite on the center-line. |
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her head looks a little low but i like her finger spread, too many kids these days swim with their fingers stuck together - very annoying |
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