id6230 Posted October 13, 2007 Share Posted October 13, 2007 If you fear on getting drowned, check your height. Find a body of water that is just about your height or below. Then teach yourself to swim. Just use your hands/arms and legs. Quote Link to comment
SegioSantibanez Posted October 15, 2007 Share Posted October 15, 2007 bubbling muna! as long as you have oxygen in your lungs, you will not sink! Quote Link to comment
nicomax Posted December 26, 2007 Share Posted December 26, 2007 has anyone tried swimming at club manila east? i heard that they are offering swimming lessons. ok kaya don? Quote Link to comment
elmer_fudge Posted December 28, 2007 Share Posted December 28, 2007 lundagin mo. seriously. one of the best ways to learn is when you're forced to... but make sure there are other people around to help you, if you don't quite make it. Quote Link to comment
beastmode Posted December 29, 2007 Share Posted December 29, 2007 lundagin mo. seriously. one of the best ways to learn is when you're forced to... but make sure there are other people around to help you, if you don't quite make it. hahaha! learning it the hardway ika nga... pero ako gusto ko talaga matuto mag-swim.... Quote Link to comment
Guest lustfortravel Posted January 20, 2008 Share Posted January 20, 2008 i used to dread going to pool parties since all i could do was stand up in the shallow side -ginawa ko lang bathtub ang pool. one day, i finally decided enough was enough and hired a swimming instructor. not only did he get me to swim in less than 2 months but he got me to build my endurance for long distance swims in the sea ( 1.5-2 kms) which we were required to finish in less than 40 minutes. i think the best thing in hiring a swimming instructor is that it builds up your confidence once you learn how to execute the strokes properly. it served me well in rough waters during dives. at least, i lost the fear of drowning. Quote Link to comment
kalith Posted January 27, 2008 Share Posted January 27, 2008 I wanna try one too. I just want to learn breathing lessons and swimming styles. Quote Link to comment
Porn Star Posted January 28, 2008 Share Posted January 28, 2008 try FINSWIMMING!!!! :thumbsupsmiley: Quote Link to comment
freezer Posted January 29, 2008 Share Posted January 29, 2008 ako... nagpalunod muna tpos it came in naturally... joke! Quote Link to comment
abigor99 Posted January 29, 2008 Share Posted January 29, 2008 first and fore most get over your fear of water. if you dont have any. then jump in the pool just make sure may life guard. Quote Link to comment
king_koofal Posted January 30, 2008 Share Posted January 30, 2008 1.practicebubbling (inhale thru mouth above water sit untilhed below water level and exhale thru nose.Repeat 20 times with 3 secs interval.This will enable you to breath out the nose on water on relax manner which is important inlearning other swimmng styles. 2. Practice facedown floating in water at chest level. Stand straight, stretch arms upward like reaching up with both hands, place straight arm at the back of ear,lock it in place but keep it relaxed ,interlock your thums,fingers straight and curved upward,inhale using mouth then slowly glide your body forward on water ,exhale thru the nose slowly.Keep practicing this until you you body can float steadily on the water. 3. Next practice flatter kicks. Hold on the pool gutter face down on water but keep head above water.Lfift your body as if floating face down but holding on the gutter and face above water, your body will definitely sink at first, try to use your upper body to pull your body (hips down) up then slowly move your legs up and down alternatley, do it with your legs straight ( you can allow it to bend a little) keepdoing this for atleast 2minutes. 4. Practice step2 but this time combine it with the flatter kick. Better get the feel of it,hold a kickboard in front of you but tih your arms staright glide and do flatterkicks this is a nice start on how to swim but just to add, ussually you should learn the very basic of floating. the best technique to float is by relaxing your body in the water. do this on a water level which you stand higher. there are three basic floating exercises that are ussually taught: back float - this is like lying down on the water. to do this just relax, do not be stif, breathe normally, again do it like lying down on the bed your face and body is facing the sky. dead mans float - it is the revers of back float, face down, relax. do this for about 5 to 10 seconds. prone float - put both of your arms around your knees and your face will automatically face down and you would float in an instance. you can do this for 5 to 10 seconds too. if you master these, you on the way to learn treading in the water. If you would like to learn on how to swim with the four major strokes (freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly) you may need an instructor since there are techniques like proper gliding and proper body movements to do this. for best results you have to be someone who knows hot to do this stuff. just remember to do bubbles for about 15 to 20 counts whenever you are tired. do not force anyone to swim in the deep because they may learn or just drown theirselves. 1.practicebubbling (inhale thru mouth above water sit untilhed below water level and exhale thru nose.Repeat 20 times with 3 secs interval.This will enable you to breath out the nose on water on relax manner which is important inlearning other swimmng styles. 2. Practice facedown floating in water at chest level. Stand straight, stretch arms upward like reaching up with both hands, place straight arm at the back of ear,lock it in place but keep it relaxed ,interlock your thums,fingers straight and curved upward,inhale using mouth then slowly glide your body forward on water ,exhale thru the nose slowly.Keep practicing this until you you body can float steadily on the water. 3. Next practice flatter kicks. Hold on the pool gutter face down on water but keep head above water.Lfift your body as if floating face down but holding on the gutter and face above water, your body will definitely sink at first, try to use your upper body to pull your body (hips down) up then slowly move your legs up and down alternatley, do it with your legs straight ( you can allow it to bend a little) keepdoing this for atleast 2minutes. 4. Practice step2 but this time combine it with the flatter kick. Better get the feel of it,hold a kickboard in front of you but tih your arms staright glide and do flatterkicks this is a nice start on how to swim but just to add, ussually you should learn the very basic of floating. the best technique to float is by relaxing your body in the water. do this on a water level which you stand higher. there are three basic floating exercises that are ussually taught: back float - this is like lying down on the water. to do this just relax, do not be stif, breathe normally, again do it like lying down on the bed your face and body is facing the sky. dead mans float - it is the revers of back float, face down, relax. do this for about 5 to 10 seconds. prone float - put both of your arms around your knees and your face will automatically face down and you would float in an instance. you can do this for 5 to 10 seconds too. if you master these, you on the way to learn treading in the water. If you would like to learn on how to swim with the four major strokes (freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly) you may need an instructor since there are techniques like proper gliding and proper body movements to do this. for best results you have to be someone who knows hot to do this stuff. just remember to do bubbles for about 15 to 20 counts whenever you are tired. do not force anyone to swim in the deep because they may learn or just drown theirselves. Quote Link to comment
yhance Posted January 31, 2008 Share Posted January 31, 2008 I can recommend someone who's best... he's a certified swimming coach had top class credentials best of all you'll surely learn from him pm me for his # Quote Link to comment
johnlove Posted January 31, 2008 Share Posted January 31, 2008 i used to dread going to pool parties since all i could do was stand up in the shallow side -ginawa ko lang bathtub ang pool. one day, i finally decided enough was enough and hired a swimming instructor. not only did he get me to swim in less than 2 months but he got me to build my endurance for long distance swims in the sea ( 1.5-2 kms) which we were required to finish in less than 40 minutes. i think the best thing in hiring a swimming instructor is that it builds up your confidence once you learn how to execute the strokes properly. it served me well in rough waters during dives. at least, i lost the fear of drowning. Very good! Have you thought of getting a diver's license? Quote Link to comment
Mike Chester Posted February 2, 2008 Share Posted February 2, 2008 I can swim but only in the swimming pool. I'm still afraid to do it in an open water kasi kapag mapagod ako wala na ako mahahawakan eh . Ang di ko matutunan hanggang sa ngayun eh yung tinatawag na langoy-aso whereas papadyak padyak ka lang pero nakalutang ka parin. Kasi ang swimming ko nakadapa ako dapat e then I have to stroke and flip para lumutang at umandar. Quote Link to comment
toggleboy Posted February 6, 2008 Share Posted February 6, 2008 ako kinailangan magaral lumangoy..i drowned already for 2 times both knockout totally..so i've decided to learn na since baka ma strikeout ako sa 3rd time. Quote Link to comment
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