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QuestionWhat can I do if my head remains underwater during the dog paddle?Community AnswerIf your head is underwater, it is not a doggie paddle. Consider working on technique and working up to a basic freestyle. Coming from a former swimmer, the doggie paddle is about the worst thing you can do in the water. It tires you out very quickly and is not efficient at all. There are plenty of floats and different swim strokes that conserve energy and are very easy to do. Swimming on your back is also an option.
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QuestionDoes pool water affect your eyes?Community AnswerIt varies from person to person. If you find that your eyes are sensitive to pool water, wear goggles while swimming.
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QuestionHow do I convince my mom to go swimming?Community AnswerTell her she can use a flotation device, and swimming is very good exercise.
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QuestionDoes a pool noodle help you swim?Community AnswerYes, they provide bouyancy and balance for beginning swimmers. I would use them.
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QuestionIs there something I can wear on my ears to stop them from feeling weird underwater?Community AnswerYes, there are earplugs designed especially for divers that can be purchased from online retailers like Amazon or any sport supply store.
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QuestionWill pool water dye my hair green?Community AnswerNo, it won't.
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QuestionIs it important to wear a swimming cap on my head while swimming in a pool?Community AnswerYes, if you are worried about the chlorine in the pool lightening your hair or you have a sensitive scalp. If not, it's no big deal not to wear one.
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QuestionI have a phobia of water, yet I live near an ocean, and my mom always tells me to go swimming in it. What should I do?Tide_Tortle2828Community AnswerSwim in a pool first. Get into swimming lessons or search online how to swim. The waves might be dangerous for a beginner.
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QuestionMy mom is afraid of swimming, but I know how to swim. What should I do?Mari GabyCommunity AnswerSpot her and help her until she feels more confident, then lightly hold her or be close by when she tries it herself.
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