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vincentchinys
post Aug 29 2018, 04:42 PM

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QUOTE(Kidicarus @ Aug 29 2018, 01:21 PM)
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saw ASUM level one course already passed, upcoming is level two... may have to wait till next year bangwall.gif
but both STA UK and AUSTSWIM has upcoming on Oct la...hmmmm

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I think one of the reason is that you may not engage your core muscles (abs).. many ppl thought your leg must constantly kicking so that it won't sink, but that's half.
Engage your abs all the time to straighten your body posture, and keep your hips high.
We don't just kick with legs, it often starts from our hips... and butterfly it may start all the way from chest (f not mistaken), and hips definitely.
So don't forget to engage your abs and hips!
My thought only la, i'm not a coach, and I have been swimming only for 2 months, but able to do all the strokes. Somemore I may have mild asthma or near to asthma, but I don't have asthma!

QUOTE(MasBoleh! @ Jun 28 2018, 11:48 AM)
Help! I need advice.

I have been learning for swimming for more than 6 months.

I know how to swim breaststroke (not very good, docy leg part got problem) and freestyle.

But my coach told me that my body is very stiff and the bottom half of my body is sinking downward. Hence making me keep on like trying to float out and grasping for air.

I am do gym and train karate on weekday and swimming on weekend. Is this the reason why my body is stiff and caused my bottom half to sink downward?

Other than that, I also find that my stamina aka breath is not that good, very fast run out of air...

Need advice. Thank you
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QUOTE(waikit86 @ Sep 1 2018, 03:28 PM)
I think one of the reason is that you may not engage your core muscles (abs).. many ppl thought your leg must constantly kicking so that it won't sink, but that's half.
Engage your abs all the time to straighten your body posture, and keep your hips high.
We don't just kick with legs, it often starts from our hips... and butterfly it may start all the way from chest (f not mistaken), and hips definitely.
So don't forget to engage your abs and hips!
My thought only la, i'm not a coach, and I have been swimming only for 2 months, but able to do all the  strokes. Somemore I may have mild asthma or near to asthma, but I don't have asthma!
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i see. Thank you so much for your feedback.

Let me try to google and see what does engage my core muscles means. Sorry that I don't really get it..in this context.

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post Sep 5 2018, 07:15 PM

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hello everyone, i usually go for a swim on the weekends, mornings usually... anyone doing the same, interested to go together?

the place i go based on my mood on that day haha, 3k, chinwoo, selayang etc

pm if interested biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(MasBoleh! @ Sep 3 2018, 02:18 PM)
i see. Thank you so much for your feedback.

Let me try to google and see what does engage my core muscles means. Sorry that I don't really get it..in this context.

Still thank you notworthy.gif
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For core muscles engage, there is one trick can do - extend your armpit move forward, not extend your hand move forward. Try it out, tongue.gif
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QUOTE(nextTile @ Sep 5 2018, 07:15 PM)
hello everyone, i usually go for a swim on the weekends, mornings usually... anyone doing the same, interested to go together?

the place i go based on my mood on that day haha, 3k, chinwoo, selayang etc

pm if interested biggrin.gif
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Hi, there. Kindly to ask how's the condition Chinwoo swimming pool now?? Do you mind to share some information like it's time table, locker service, fees etc.... ? Thank you.

Chinwoo is my first ever swim place since I'm a kid, over there got a lot of good & bad memories. cool2.gif cool2.gif
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QUOTE(johny2k @ Sep 6 2018, 10:10 AM)
Hi, there. Kindly to ask how's the condition Chinwoo swimming pool now?? Do you mind to share some information like it's time table, locker service, fees etc.... ? Thank you.

Chinwoo is my first ever swim place since I'm a kid, over there got a lot of good & bad memories.Ā  cool2.gifĀ  cool2.gif
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I have been there last year, the entrance was around RM5-6 if I remember correctly, the pool is clean, huge and deep, locker you have to pay extra for it not sure about the price though. My only complain is the shower/changing room is seriously run down, no door or curtain and the showerhead is as simple as merely connecting a waterpipe from somewhere. There is rumour that weird people are lurking around the shower room.


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QUOTE(Vincentccw @ Sep 6 2018, 10:33 AM)
I have been there last year, the entrance was around RM5-6 if I remember correctly, the pool is clean, huge and deep, locker you have to pay extra for it not sure about the price though. My only complain is the shower/changing room is seriously run down, no door or curtain and the showerhead is as simple as merely connecting a waterpipe from somewhere. There is rumour that weird people are lurking around the shower room.
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Seriously??? Rumor that weird people are lurking around the shower room??? shocking.gif shocking.gif
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QUOTE(johny2k @ Sep 6 2018, 10:04 AM)
For core muscles engage, there is one trick can do - extend your armpit move forward, not extend your hand move forward. Try it out,  tongue.gif
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wah..interesting. Extend my armpit.. hmm...i try and see although i got no idea what is it.

Thank you so much notworthy.gif
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QUOTE(johny2k @ Sep 6 2018, 10:46 AM)
Seriously??? Rumor that weird people are lurking around the shower room???  shocking.gif  shocking.gif
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Yeah I read about it in another forum but not sure it is true tongue.gif
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QUOTE(Vincentccw @ Sep 6 2018, 10:33 AM)
I have been there last year, the entrance was around RM5-6 if I remember correctly, the pool is clean, huge and deep, locker you have to pay extra for it not sure about the price though. My only complain is the shower/changing room is seriously run down, no door or curtain and the showerhead is as simple as merely connecting a waterpipe from somewhere. There is rumour that weird people are lurking around the shower room.
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They have shower curtains now. Decent place to swim. It's outdoors so best to swim when sun is low in the sky.

Not sure about the lockers.

I have visited some swim places, for me the shower as long clean and got water coming out it's fine. Haha
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Any idea how to train in a small pool (20m)?
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QUOTE(ChipZ @ Sep 12 2018, 05:06 PM)
Any idea how to train in a small pool (20m)?
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QUOTE(ChipZ @ Sep 12 2018, 05:06 PM)
Any idea how to train in a small pool (20m)?
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how deep is it?? if it is a shallow pool, I would say it is very good for drills training. Actually for drills training is no need big pool, all are on focus point.

Example for freestyle swimming:

Example focus point: Head position / arm recovery / body rotation / kicking....
You can do 4 x 20m = Focus on head position, then rest 5 - 10 secs to recheck the sensation, then continue again do 3 set & link it with 4 x 20m full swim at last.

I would suggest each time maximum only focus on two point, wish you happy swimming. cool2.gif cool2.gif
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QUOTE(johny2k @ Sep 15 2018, 10:29 AM)
how deep is it?? if it is a shallow pool, I would say it is very good for drills training. Actually for drills training is no need big pool, all are on focus point.

Example for freestyle swimming:

Example focus point: Head position / arm recovery / body rotation / kicking....
You can do 4 x 20m = Focus on head position, then rest 5 - 10 secs to recheck the sensation, then continue again do 3 set & link it with 4 x 20m full swim at last.

I would suggest each time maximum only focus on two point, wish you happy swimming.  cool2.gif  cool2.gif
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I usually swim 2-3km per session in a 50m pool. Now on business trip, the hotel only has a 20m pool, and it would be hard to achieve similar distance with lots of kicking off the walls. Guess drill is good, but still clocking the distance in such a small pool is hard.
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QUOTE(ChipZ @ Sep 15 2018, 03:25 PM)
I usually swim 2-3km per session in a 50m pool. Now on business trip, the hotel only has a 20m pool, and it would be hard to achieve similar distance with lots of kicking off the walls. Guess drill is good, but still clocking the distance in such a small pool is hard.
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My daily mileage is around 1.6-2.2k depending on how much I get done in the (40-50 mins) morning before work and I also get very cranky on my work trips with crappy short hotel pools. If it's rectangular it's a bonus - the worst are those novelty pools shaped like a figure 8...

Having said that if you're doing that type of mileage, you should have a good idea of your pace zones and you should be able to swim according to your perceived exertion. So just swim based on feel - your pace/100m is not going to be terribly useful so just use it to keep your fitness up.

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Not sure if this is the place to ask this.

Any idea where I could find waterproof transparent case/bag to store my key + access card + phone (if can) which I could safely keep in my beach pant's pocket during swimming session.

I'm always wary about leaving my access card on the bench while swimming, though it was concealed with a towel, but a quick 1/2 second swoop, it would be gone and I'd be still underwater.

Any suggestions?

PS: Aside from that, if I could bring the phone in, maybe I could try the swimming tracking app. Wonder if it works.
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Hi,

Does anybody know or have any contact for swimming coach in Ipoh? Thanks
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QUOTE(kertaznet @ Oct 14 2018, 10:02 AM)
Hi,

Does anybody know or have any contact for swimming coach in Ipoh? Thanks
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I am joining one, but focused on triathlons and open water swimming. Sunday at Kinta Swimming CLub

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