five steps to better tumble turns
The tumble turn is a huge part of what separates the competitive swimmer from the everyday lane swimmer. Here are 5 steps to improving your tumbles.
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pullbuoy goggle guide
Goggles – we all need them (well most of us do!) to see where we’re going and by and large they work pretty well. But you have to find a pair that suits you, then you have to look after them and despite your best efforts they still fog up so you can’t see where … Continue reading pullbuoy goggle guide
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japanese start – the new kid on the block?
The so called Japanese Start There’s been quite some discussion in swimming circles about the so called “Japanese Start”, also known as the “GS1”, since UK swimming magazine ran a piece on it in their February 2005 issue. Then a document outlining the purported … Continue Reading→
Continue Reading →edinburgh 1986: adrian moorhouse (england)
1986 was a home games albeit with a predominantly Scottish crowd and it was a brilliant atmosphere. There were big Scottish and Welsh contingents as well as the English, when usually if you travel a long way to the Games their teams can be smaller, which meant that … Continue Reading→
Continue Reading →Water, water everywhere but nowhere for Fos to swim…
Mark Foster found himself in deep water when he tried to book a lane at his local pool in St Neots, having just arrived back from his training camp in Australia. He contacted the pool to ask if he could use a lane for half an hour but was left frustrated after being told it … Continue reading Water, water everywhere but nowhere for Fos to swim…
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