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Print this entrySwim Pic of the Week - June 11, 2009
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I am amazed at how relaxed his hand is and the consistency of the wake. Great shot as usual Glenn. |
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CLOSE THE FINGERS!!!!!!!....great strech!!!!! |
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I'd imagine you get that kind of wake when you are able to put out as much power as him in each pull and kick. |
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he looks so relaxed indeed |
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Juliette, I think you may be surprised when Jason talks about his fingers. :) |
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Can't WAIT to see this video Glenn!! |
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Juliette,
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Semi-opened works better if you space it right. The trick is not to keep the fingers opened too wide. Thus, with novices, I still stress fingers closed. When they get to an elite level, then I will teach them semi-opened. He looks like he is just about to splash down in that pic. He's got some serious splash-age with his right arm. |
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I see great shoulder extension and rotation. It seems to be watching his hand. Appears that there are very few bubbles from his hand entry and I agree that his digits could be a little closer. Do any of you feel that his left arm should be a little bit more ahead of where it is? Could this be a pose shot? |
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Great shoulder rotation. |
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