Well this morning I've gone from a non swimmer to 4 1/2 widths, amazing what you can do on holiday (tbh not in one go ) but I am chuffed, my brother will be embarrassed he can swim like a fish. I must also admit I'm knackered for the rest of the day.
							
						
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 Good one, I'm always knackered after a couple of lengths. My technique sucks. The misses is like a fish so I don't even try to keep up haha
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 Well done. Over the course of a couple of years my wife worked up from measuring her swimming in widths, to doing 50+ lengths at a time - there'll be no stopping you now!Comment
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 A friend of mine retired, and had some swimming lessons. He could swim like the rest of us, but he was taught a better technique to use and couldn't believe how much easier / efficient his swimming was.Originally posted by \Good one, I'm always knackered after a couple of lengths. My technique sucks. The misses is like a fish so I don't even try to keep up hahaComment
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 I got better when I was training for my lifeguard but quit when I went to uni. Now I can mountain bike all day but can't tread water!Originally posted by \A friend of mine retired, and had some swimming lessons. He could swim like the rest of us, but he was taught a better technique to use and couldn't believe how much easier / efficient his swimming was.Comment
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 6 widths this morning,2 complete without stopping . Trying to learn how to float, come to the conclusion I have heavy bones and am designed to sink, or swim.Comment
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 Well done Ken. Like you learnt to swim in one lesson. Costly as I then bought a boat.
 
 
 Good swimmer now. Four stokes in a session but improving it was three last year.
 
 
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