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Diary 2 (2) Before that, I reckon, when it comes to swimming skills, (out) of all swimmers, I’d be at a middle or even low level (point). I’m confident in going back and forth in the water with either breast stroke or freestyle for about 2k. But, as far as skills is concerned, I see lots of the hell of swimmers out there. Above all, since back in Korea, as a right-handed person, I hadn’t trained left-breathing when doing freestyle, which is my weakest point right now. But, here in Australia, most swimmers seem (to be) used to doing freestyle bilaterally (OR doing bilateral-breathing) so I see them keep changing breathing, left to right, right to left in the middle of a freestyle. Normally, the pattern is like, left breathing twice, then change, right breathing twice, then change. By having self-training left-breathing more and more, I definitely feel my improvement and familiarity with left-breathing. I still feel as if my body was sinking a bit in a left-side breathing, though. For this reason, my left neck muscle got in a knot quite a few times.

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