hydrodynamics: Think Thin Thursday ~ The Art of Swimming w/o Swimming
- 04/10/19 08:28 PM
There are those that love to swim and those that hate the thought of it. Today I want to help you learn how to enjoy it a little more of every lap of the the pool. To begin with, swimming is the least destructive exercise you can do for your body. There's no pounding or muskuloskeletal stresses on ligaments, tendons or bones. The benefit of a virtually zero gravity environment is that our joints don't have to suffer to provide an excellent cardiovascular workout. When I talk about the art of swimming without swimming what I'm really saying is it's time to understand … (8 comments)
hydrodynamics: In Honor of Shark Week It's Time to Say Good Night Sharks, Good Night
- 08/09/13 11:03 AM
What a great Shark Day, not too much to read, plus pieces of education and entertainment to boot. Tomorrow I'll be off to see some more Shark Week on The Discovery Channel and learn some more about them. I hope you enjoyed your day at sea. I know I did! The following scenes are from JAWS 2 and really don't depoct Shark behavior that accurately. I do agree with Roy Scheider's assessment of the situation while in the original JAWS when he stated, "We're gonna need a bigger boat!" Then Eddie, well, he did need to swim faster, but humans don't do … (16 comments)
There are those that love to swim and those that hate the thought of it. Today I want to help you learn how to enjoy it a little more of every lap of the the pool. To begin with, swimming is the least destructive exercise you can do for your body. There's no pounding or muskuloskeletal stresses on ligaments, tendons or bones. The benefit of a virtually zero gravity environment is that our joints don't have to suffer to provide an excellent cardiovascular workout. 
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