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About George Weber
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I am a swimming and diving coach and ex-competitor with over 25 years of experience. I consider myself a technique expert and can offer suggestions on swimming and diving mechanics. I can also answer questions on the mental aspect of competing.

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I was an NCAA div II national qualifier in 5 events from 100 freestyle and butterfly as well as in the 1650yd. freestyle. I was also a springboard diver at this same level. I have coached all levels of athletes in both sports from beginner to Olympic caliber.

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NCAA div. II All American and National record holder in 100 butterfly.

 
   

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Topic: Swimming & Diving



Expert: George Weber
Date: 9/8/2008
Subject: freestyle swimming

Question
My question: While swimming in freestyle my kick is slow and at times i swim away rom straight line.

can u pl. suggest me something fruitful so that i can correct myself.

Thanks & Regards
Sumit

Answer
Sumit--
The best way to swim in a straight line is to follow the lane line or line on the bottom of the pool. As for your kick, it's just a matter of concentrating on keeping your feet moving.  Keep in mind, the kick in freestyle is more for keeping your body aligned, not necessarily for speed.

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