Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 495
ctly acquired thecomplete stroke. Now comes the front crawl stroke, whichis one of the most technically difficult strokesto learn. The arm action, however, can bestudied to perfection in a land drill, just 1028 SPLASH! lAuo. as wand and club drills are done in thegymnasium. The land drill: Heels… … TEACHING CHILDREN TO BE AT HOME IN THE WATER. FIRST LESSON: BREATHINGIN THROUGH THE MOUTH, ABOVE THE WATER—TIME, ONE SECOND to an imaginary water-level. The back ishollowed, the chest is thrown out. In all themotions, the elbow must be out from theribs. The palm of the hand must face rear- the…
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