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Why You've Been Taught To Over-Rotate

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Why You've Been Taught To Over-Rotate

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Why You've Been Taught To Over-Rotate

Effortless Swimming›
Apr 1, 20266:3919.8K views
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How much should you rotate when you swim freestyle? You've probably been taught to over-rotate

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