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High School Swim Team a million years ago. But since then I have seen it used by many instructors and experienced divers but never had any formal exposure to it. I keep thinking that maybe in the next course I take. HAHA
I first heard about it on a thread on Scubaboard and watched the how-to videos that were linked to from the thread. I voted "other" since first hearing about it here wasn't a choice.
We were doing our dives on a couple of wrecks that were known to be a bit "silty" so were were introduced to the frog kick and (IIRC) were made to observe the anti crap stirring up qualities of frog kicking, and comparing it to flutter kick.
I didn't use youtube. I started doing frog kicks way back, probably early 1980's. My legs got tired and I just started doing something different. Never gave it any thought through the years until I found SB where eveyone makes a big deal out of it like it's some kind secret manuver.
I voted "other" since I was technically first introduced to the frog kick during swim lessons as a child. I never thought about using a similar style of kick for diving until I saw a cave/tech diver from my old dive shop doing it.
I was introduce to it here on SB, saw videos, and my OW instructor helped me with it because I asked hime to... my fellow OW students didn't seem very interested in working on trim, kicking, etc unfortunately.
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