Safe Water Entry
Sometimes the simplest things are the most difficult to master.
Such a thing can be a safe entry into the water.
Here are a number of ways to get yourself in.
1) The Twist in Entry
Sitting on the edge of the pool, twist away from the water, keeping
both hands flat on the deck,
thus:
thus:
thus:
thus:
onto the bottom of the pool slowly till your feet touch the bottom and
your always holding onto the edge to feel safe, so the you can always
lift yourself up if it gets too deep for you.
Of course if none of these entries suit you, you can always use the
stairs or ladder. Which is my first preference (Smile)
Enjoy
Richard
Richard
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