#444 : How To Rebuild Your Swimming From Zero with Brenton Ford

The Effortless Swimming Podcast by Brenton Ford

Sep 25, 202607:33Sports & Recreation

Returning to swimming after years away can leave you feeling exhausted, sore, and disconnected from the water. In this episode, we break down three key things that can help you rebuild your swimming and feel stronger and...

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