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  • How to Improve Your Swimming Stroke Rate

    • March 16, 2026
    • Posted by: swimlyadn1m
    • Category: Competitive Swimmers
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  • What is a Good Average Distance Per Stroke?

    • March 9, 2026
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  • Why Water Therapy is a Game Changer for Stroke Recovery

    • March 9, 2026
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  • What Is the Most Inefficient Swimming Stroke?

    • March 2, 2026
    • Posted by: swimlyadn1m
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    A swimmer performs freestyle in open water, wearing a green swim cap with the word “fish” printed on it and black goggles. Their right arm is mid-stroke above the surface, with droplets splashing around. A wristwatch is visible on their right wrist. In the background, a shoreline with trees and small structures is seen under daylight, highlighting the dynamic motion and intensity of outdoor swimming.
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  • What Is the Most Inefficient Swimming Stroke?

    • February 26, 2026
    • Posted by: swimlyadn1m
    • Category: Competitive Swimmers
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    A swimmer wearing a black swim cap and goggles rests at the edge of a swimming lane divider in a pool. The lane markers feature red and green floating segments, and the clear water reflects light, creating a calm atmosphere. The swimmer appears to be catching their breath or pausing during training, highlighting a moment of focus and recovery in a competitive environment.
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  • What Is a Good Time for 25m Freestyle?

    • February 26, 2026
    • Posted by: swimlyadn1m
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    An underwater view of a swimmer performing freestyle in a pool. One arm is extended forward while the other pulls back through the water. Lane markings are visible on the pool floor, and crosses mark the side walls, indicating a competition or training pool. Sunlight filters through the surface, creating dynamic reflections and patterns across the clear blue water. The image highlights the swimmer’s form and fluid motion.
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  • Can I Teach Myself to Swim as an Adult?

    • February 18, 2026
    • Posted by: swimlyadn1m
    • Category: Competitive Swimmers
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    A swimmer in a bright blue pool wears a white swim cap and goggles while performing freestyle. They are tethered to the pool wall with a resistance cord attached at the waist, swimming powerfully against the tension. The taut cord highlights the strength and endurance training setup, with the vibrant water emphasizing motion and energy.
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  • Does Swimming Help With Weight Loss?

    • February 18, 2026
    • Posted by: swimlyadn1m
    • Category: Competitive Swimmers
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    A swimmer stands smiling in front of a large lake with a forested shoreline in the background. They wear a green swim cap and hold goggles above their eyes, dressed in a sleeveless wetsuit with visible “LACRON” and “NEW BALANCE” branding. The bright daylight and partly cloudy sky highlight the outdoor, open-water setting, capturing a moment of preparation or celebration in a swim event.
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  • Is 50 Too Old to Learn How to Swim?

    • January 29, 2026
    • Posted by: swimlyadn1m
    • Category: Competitive Swimmers
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  • Are 30-Minute Swimming Lessons Enough?

    • January 29, 2026
    • Posted by: swimlyadn1m
    • Category: Competitive Swimmers
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