How To Float - Young, Mark
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Got that sinking feeling? Can't work out why some people float and while others sink? Discover the facts about floating and sinking and learn some of the tricks to staying afloat from some simple exercises and top tips. Not everyone naturally floats on water so those of us who do not, have to learn how to keep our body afloat in water. There are many tips and tricks to help keep us at the water surface as we swim and move through the water. Learning to discover our level of buoyancy and how our body behaves in the water is essential to learning how to prevent that sinking feeling.

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Got that sinking feeling? Can't work out why some people float and while others sink? Discover the facts about floating and sinking and learn some of the tricks to staying afloat from some simple exercises and top tips. Not everyone naturally floats on water so those of us who do not, have to learn how to keep our body afloat in water. There are many tips and tricks to help keep us at the water surface as we swim and move through the water. Learning to discover our level of buoyancy and how our body behaves in the water is essential to learning how to prevent that sinking feeling.
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Mark Young is a well-established swimming instructor and creator of Swim-Teach.com, with over thirty years of experience teaching thousands of adults and children to swim. He has taken nervous, frightened children and adults who fear water and made them happy and confident swimmers. He has also turned many of those with average ability into advanced swimmers. His best-selling books include 'The Complete Beginners Guide to Swimming', 'The Swimming Strokes Book', 'How To Be a Swimming Teacher' and '101 Swimming Lesson Plans for Swimming Teachers', and they all draw on his experiences and countless successes to put together some simplistic methodical approaches to learning to swim and teaching swimming.