I there. Thanks for watching and commenting. Difficult to give any specific reason without seeing you perform your turn, but often this is caused by either turning with too slow or beginning to extend the legs too early. Both of which will stop the momentum of the turn and cause you sink at that particular point. Lead with the head and strong arm pull and aim to get your legs to the other side as efficiently as possible. I hope this helps. Regards, Mark
I there. Thanks for watching and commenting. Difficult to give any specific reason without seeing you perform your turn, but often this is caused by either turning with too slow or beginning to extend the legs too early. Both of which will stop the momentum of the turn and cause you sink at that particular point. Lead with the head and strong arm pull and aim to get your legs to the other side as efficiently as possible. I hope this helps. Regards, Mark
markdurnford 2 months ago
I have issues flipping in the shallow end of the pool, I end up at the bottom of the pool. How do I fix this?
MsSlimntrim 2 months ago