Yeah, if your back is to the buoys, it's hard to sight themOriginally Posted by jef09
I love that idea, it is doable and feels empowering. Telling myself I just have to get through 8 strokes of freestyle then a break. Mentally that is a challenge I can manage.
Interestingly I didn't know there could be a bad side for sighting. I think this means I will need to side stroke on my right so I can see the buoys. Thank you for all the suggestions, it really helps. Now all I have to do is patiently wait for registration to open up for next year's race
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07-04-2011, 05:44 PM #10
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