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Swimming Lessons - How to Swim The Butterfly


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Swimming Lessons - How to Swim The Butterfly


One of the more difficult strokes and certainly the most tiresome in the water is the butterfly stroke. By whipping your legs together and stroking both of your arms simultaneously and symmetrically, you can glide through the water with this stroke. Although it is fairly complex, swimming lessons can teach you everything you need to know.


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