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ndres_fx
andres_xf :
me saludas 🥺🥺
2026-09-02 16:53:50
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user1279976242528
ミケル 堺 :
2026-09-02 18:56:35
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metamain4
metamain :
reply
2026-09-02 13:40:48
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cristiancarrillo830
Cristian Carrillo :
chicos creo que me volví daltónico por qué veo su peluca azul 💙 oscuro y era verde verde
2026-09-02 23:32:20
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joe.villaroel
Joe Villaroel :
hello
2026-09-02 13:39:50
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GERE FLORES :
ok
2026-09-02 20:16:11
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zd01manlangit
ZD01manlangit :
💜💜💜
2026-09-02 13:40:46
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jjhgjfd :
está bien rica
2026-09-03 02:51:37
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alexbarros650
Alex Barros :
todo eso se ve hermoso
2026-09-02 19:24:10
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Hoy toca
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2026-09-03 12:25:37
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Maybe 3 out of 4🫣… 🏊‍♂️ Why Training All Strokes Helps Your Freestyle: 1. Builds Balanced Muscles • Freestyle heavily uses the shoulders, lats, and core. • Other strokes (like breaststroke and butterfly) engage muscles freestyle doesn’t target as much — like the inner thighs, chest, and lower back. • Balanced muscle development = fewer injuries + better overall strength. ⸻ 2. Improves Body Position and Feel for the Water • Backstroke and butterfly train better body alignment and core engagement — skills that carry over into a smoother freestyle. • Practicing multiple strokes improves your proprioception (body awareness in the water). ⸻ 3. Enhances Breathing Control • Butterfly and breaststroke have unique breathing patterns that help increase lung capacity and breath control, which are crucial for freestyle endurance and sprinting. ⸻ 4. Increases Flexibility and Mobility • Each stroke demands different ranges of motion. • Breaststroke improves hip and ankle flexibility. • Butterfly builds shoulder mobility. • This flexibility supports a more fluid freestyle stroke. ⸻ 5. Develops Stroke Rhythm & Coordination • Switching between strokes challenges your brain and body to adapt. • It boosts your timing, rhythm, and stroke efficiency, especially important in freestyle tempo and pacing. ⸻ 6. Breaks Monotony, Prevents Overuse Injuries • Training only freestyle = repetitive strain on the same joints. • Mixing strokes prevents burnout and overuse injuries. ⸻ 7. Better Turns and Underwaters • Butterfly and backstroke especially improve dolphin kicks and streamlining — essential for fast freestyle push-offs and walls. ⸻ ✅ Summary: Training all strokes helps make your freestyle faster, safer, and more technically refined. You build a stronger, more versatile swimmer’s body and develop better feel and control in the water. #S#Swimmings#swimgyms#swimlifes#swimruns#swimbikeruno#openwaterswimmings#swimmemeswimmemes
Maybe 3 out of 4🫣… 🏊‍♂️ Why Training All Strokes Helps Your Freestyle: 1. Builds Balanced Muscles • Freestyle heavily uses the shoulders, lats, and core. • Other strokes (like breaststroke and butterfly) engage muscles freestyle doesn’t target as much — like the inner thighs, chest, and lower back. • Balanced muscle development = fewer injuries + better overall strength. ⸻ 2. Improves Body Position and Feel for the Water • Backstroke and butterfly train better body alignment and core engagement — skills that carry over into a smoother freestyle. • Practicing multiple strokes improves your proprioception (body awareness in the water). ⸻ 3. Enhances Breathing Control • Butterfly and breaststroke have unique breathing patterns that help increase lung capacity and breath control, which are crucial for freestyle endurance and sprinting. ⸻ 4. Increases Flexibility and Mobility • Each stroke demands different ranges of motion. • Breaststroke improves hip and ankle flexibility. • Butterfly builds shoulder mobility. • This flexibility supports a more fluid freestyle stroke. ⸻ 5. Develops Stroke Rhythm & Coordination • Switching between strokes challenges your brain and body to adapt. • It boosts your timing, rhythm, and stroke efficiency, especially important in freestyle tempo and pacing. ⸻ 6. Breaks Monotony, Prevents Overuse Injuries • Training only freestyle = repetitive strain on the same joints. • Mixing strokes prevents burnout and overuse injuries. ⸻ 7. Better Turns and Underwaters • Butterfly and backstroke especially improve dolphin kicks and streamlining — essential for fast freestyle push-offs and walls. ⸻ ✅ Summary: Training all strokes helps make your freestyle faster, safer, and more technically refined. You build a stronger, more versatile swimmer’s body and develop better feel and control in the water. #S#Swimmings#swimgyms#swimlifes#swimruns#swimbikeruno#openwaterswimmings#swimmemeswimmemes

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