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„Simple hydrodynamics – the longer something is in the water, the faster it can go. With your arms out in front longer, the ‚hull length‘ increases, which allows for a greater ‚hull speed.‘ It sounds counterintuitive, but it works!“ 🏊‍♂️! #swimbikerun #swimming #triathlon #natation #nage #nager #swim #nageur #switzerland #suisse #montagne #mountains #openwaterswimming #conservation #biodiversity #swimmingcompetition #swimminglife #loveswimming #frontcrawl #marathonswimmer #swimlikeafish | Marku

A common mistake in freestyle swimming during the glide or extension phase is pointing the hand upward instead of keeping it in a streamlined position. This error disrupts the swimmer’s hydrodynamics and reduces forward propulsion. Here’s why it’s an issue and how to fix it: Why It’s a Problem: 1. Increased Drag: Pointing the hand upward increases resistance against the water, slowing down the swimmer. 2. Inefficient Energy Use: The upward-pointing hand creates a poor angle for initiating the ca

418K views · 7.3K reactions | MSG is a flavor enhancer that people can’t decide if it’s good or bad for you. How did a Japanese invention become associated with Chinese food? And why does it have such a bad rep today? We got the answers here. This is the second episode of our new season of “Eat China: Back to Basics,” where we answer burning questions you might have about Chinese food. | Goldthread | Facebook

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