Freestyle Flip Turn or Tumble Turns- Step 3
One of the reasons is that anybody who just wants to be a casual swimmer will often see no need to learn them.
But if you want to round out your swimming skills then you need to at least, know how to do them.
Here is stage 3 of the how to learn Freestyle Flip Turns or Tumble turns (see also Freestyle Flip Turn or Tumble Turns- step 3 and Freestyle Flip Turns or Tumble Turns step 4). It's one of the best methods of learning I've seen.
Enjoy
Richard
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