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How to Swim Breaststroke
by 5min in Sports & Fitness > GeneralSwimming tutorials, this video will focus on how to swim Breaststroke and improve your swimming technique.
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How to Swim: Advanced Breaststroke
by 5min in Sports & Fitness > GeneralOlympic athlete Dan Kutler provides tips for improving breaststroke swimming techniques.
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How to Swim: Basic Breaststroke
by 5min in Sports & Fitness > GeneralAll-American swimmer Dan Kutler shows how to learn the basic breaststroke swimming strokes. Perfect for those just starting, or for those hoping for an Olympic career of their own.
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Advanced Swimming - Introduction
by 5min in Sports & Fitness > GeneralThis video series will show you to how take basic swimming strokes and apply advanced techniques. Learn freestyle, breaststroke, backstroke and butterfly swimming styles.
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Swimming and diving
by madugundu krishna in Sports & Fitness > Extreme Sportsin major events the pool is normally 50 m long and divided into eight lanes-the width of each lane being 2.5 m. race length range from 50 m to 1500 m. long distance swims are undertaken in many parts of the world, along rivers or cross the ...
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Hilly's guide to winning Competitive Swimming Competitions!
by Hilly234 in Sports & Fitness > Water SportsThis guide teaches you all the different and required strokes, also showing plenty of pictures and links to videos which I take no credit of creating!
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How to Swim an Individual Medley (IM) & Sidestroke
by JoeCorn in Sports & Fitness > Water SportsHere is a summary on how to swim sidestroke and a IM
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Natural childbirth: Your guide.
by Wackymummy in Family > PregnancyA basic guide on how to get the natural birth you desire.
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How To Tread Water
by JoeCorn in Sports & Fitness > Water SportsTreading water is a great exercise...if you can do it. Treading is when you stay in one area if the water and use your arms and legs to keep your head from going under.
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So you want to be a lifeguard?
by JoeCorn in Self Improvement > Job HuntingIt's not all about getting tan and spinning a whistle. There is a lot of hard work that goes into it and it all begins with some intense training.
