Swimming Tips

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my history of binding. Also giving away a small swimming style shirt from underworks, new and never used. If you are interested send me a message on my personal channel, let me know your name and why you should be the one to get the binder, my personal channel is www.youtube.com

I swim about 3-5 times a week, for an hour long each non-stop. I do laps, mostly with just my arms extended and with my legs kicking, and occasionally I do the front crawl.
I have wide shoulders and narrow hips already, and I’m scared that swimming will give me even wider shoulders and smaller hips. Should I stop swimming? Or is there some modification to my swimming or some extra weight exercises I should be doing to help me gain a more female physique?
What are the best exercises for a more feminine body?

I focus on two swimming strokes: the breaststroke & the freestyle/front crawl stroke.

My technique is not good enough, I’ve had swimming lessons like 5 years ago and now it’s like i kind of forgot all that.

My technique but also my strength are things to work on. I just recently started swimming with my head underwater and it’s difficult for me to breathe like that, but it’s a thing i’m working on.

Thanks!

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i need to work on my upper body strength, but i really don’t know how?! also, is there any out of water stretches?

I have never had any experience on swimming what so ever
so can you give me any tips on swimming

tips like What NOT to do and What to Do

Also i need a swimsuit in an actual Store not online
any stores that sell this time of year?

Note: Im nervous im starting in 7 days
Im swimming at the school pool
the beginners start in a pool that is 3 feet high lol

i have relays 2morow and i need some tips 2 swim really fast 25m freestyle. and wats da best way diving from a block or side or just swim from the water
within 30 seconds

Parents, understandably, do worry about their children’s safety in all types of situations, but around water in particular.  However, much of that worry can be relieved if you begin early to get training for your child in how to swim and how to be safe around water.  For this purpose, there are a wide variety of swim lessons.  Boulder, CO parents can sign their children up for classes as early as three years of age and up.

For the very youngest children in the three to five year old range, there are introductory swim lessons.  Boulder,  CO kids will start with safe classes where the student to swim instructor ratio is very low during swim lessons.  Boulder, CO beginning swimmers will start by using assistance from adults and flotation devices to learn how to propel through the water while taking part in these first swim lessons.  Boulder, CO children who complete this part will move on to needing less assistance and will learn to move through the water without flotation devices while taking part in these swim lessons.  Boulder swim instructors will next give training on stroke form, breathing techniques and body positioning to this youngest group of swimmers.  

Children ages six through fourteen can continue to improve their swimming skills through swim lessons.  Boulder, CO students who did not learn to swim before age six can now learn in introductory swim lessons.  Boulder students who are beginning swimmers and can swim without flotation devices can work on stroke form during swimming lessons.  Boulder, CO swimmers will learn how to do the freestyle, backstroke and sidestrokes.  

Children will progress through different levels of instruction during swim lessons.  Boulder, CO instructors will take those swimmers who have mastered the beginners classes, and continue their education at the intermediate level with swim lessons.  Boulder swimmers at this level will work on getting proficient at freestyle, elementary backstroke, backstroke, sidestroke, and breaststroke while taking these swimming lessons.  Boulder students will next work on appropriate breathing techniques and body positioning during the swimming lessons.  Boulder swimmers will also learn the final competitive swimming stroke, the butterfly stroke, at this level of swimming lessons.  Boulder, CO parents can also sign their children up for more advanced children’s swimming lessons.  Boulder, CO swimmers can build their endurance and learn how to stroke properly even when fatigued.  At this time they will also learn about water survival.  

Students who would like to swim competitively in high school can also benefit from swimming lessons.  Boulder students will learn advanced skills in endurance, technique and turns at this level.

There is an appropriate swim class for children at every skill level.

My mom is forcing me to join the swim team.
I am going into 7th grade.
I have taken the American Red Cross levels of swimming lessons and have pased all 6.
Are there any tips on swimming you can give me for my tryout?
Especially for butterfly.
Thanks!