The only time you really need a snorkel
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Reg Braithwaite
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Terrible form. Note the knees dropped and the pelvic area unnaturally humped out of the H2O. As a caring buddy, I would correct this with a firm push downward on the lower back, bringing the entire chest area, midriff, and pelvis into alignment with the thighs.
The subject would also benefit from switching to a frog kick, where opening the thighs up would help lower the pelvis again. As a side note, swimming is often hot, and those open thighs help cool the region down.
The subject would also benefit from switching to a frog kick, where opening the thighs up would help lower the pelvis again. As a side note, swimming is often hot, and those open thighs help cool the region down.
scubafool
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Was there alcohol involved in this incident?
Reg Braithwaite
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Moment before the picture was snapped, the subject stepped out of the shower and was told that the bottle of 25 year-old Macallen "is around here somewhere under the snow."
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I hope he wasn't trying to impress his girlfriend ... :shocked2:
BTW - snorkels can come in handy for self-donning a rear-zip drysuit ...
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
BTW - snorkels can come in handy for self-donning a rear-zip drysuit ...
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
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