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Swimming describes any method by which humans (or other living creatures) move themselves through water, apart from walking on the bottom.
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How to keep swimming stroke consistent while swimming?
I've been swimming lengths for about a year and usually swim 2000 metres during workouts. I structure my swims into different intervals and they are long distances, fast pace and sprints. … What I find is during these fast pace lengths(100m), my swimming technique falls apart in the final 35-40 metres. How can I keep my stroke more consistent and stop my stroke from falling apart? …
