Breathing shouldn’t be the hardest part of front crawl - but for most swimmers, it is. The good news? You can fix it. And I’ve got tools to help. Hi, Mark here. I hope all is well with you. This week, I give you some tips and tricks to help with front crawl breathing technique and unlock your whole stroke technique. Just Updated: My Front Crawl Breathing GuideThis new version includes:
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You’ve got this. Let your breathing flow, and your stroke will follow. That's it for this week. Stay focused, stay in touch and stay safe. Happy swimming! Cheers Mark ps - did someone forward this to you? Subscribe here. |
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