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Master the Art of Floating: Tips and Tricks to Avoid Sinking Legs in the Pool

1/16/2023

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Floating in a pool or body of water can be difficult for some people, especially if their legs tend to sink. Here are a few tips to help you float and avoid sinking:
  1. Relax your body: Tensing up will make it harder for you to float. Relax your muscles and let your body naturally float to the surface.
  2. Use a flotation device: A flotation device, such as a pool noodle or kickboard, can help you stay afloat. Hold onto the device and let it support your weight.
  3. Adjust your body position: Experiment with different body positions, such as lying on your back or stomach, to find the one that allows you to float most easily.
  4. Kick your legs: Kicking your legs can help to lift your lower body to the surface and make it easier to float.
  5. Take a deep breath: Taking a deep breath and blowing it out can help to lift your chest and make it easier to float.
  6. Try doing the back float, where you lie on your back and use your hands to hold on to the edge of the pool or kickboard to keep yourself afloat.
  7. Try to do some leg exercises before swimming, to have more muscle density which will make you float better.
Remember that floating takes practice, so don't get discouraged if you have trouble at first. Keep trying different techniques and you'll eventually find the one that works best for you.
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