Of learning to swim

 See https://learntalents14.blogspot.com/2026/06/of-learning-to-swim.html 

"  In swimming there is the danger of drowning, so always take care that you do not drown. 

Typically people learn to swim by first walking to so low water that your head is on the top of water and your palms touch the bottom. So you can move your hands like walking, which is in Finnish said to be "handsbottom". 

Always move toward lower water or as low as you walked to. 

Then you need to learn how hand movements keep your head on top of the water. So go so deep that when you kneel, the water is maybe 10cm lower than your shoulders. You need to learn how hand movements move you. Push your hands downwards in front of you. That ought to lift you upward, and so safeguard you against drowning. Doing it alternatively left, right, left,... are the hand movements of swimming "dog". 

If you have palms maybe 45degree angle to the sides, moving them first forward straight hands and then each hand as straight a quater of a circle, that ought to keep your head up and keep a nice relaxed way of moving, swimming "frog". 

With these, if you are handbottom deep, go foot movements, in "dog" kicking somewhat like walking. And in swimming "frog" kicking both feet maybe 45 degrees sides and then pushing the feet together, this like works well with the hand movements. 

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A book

 Most of the English texts of this blog as a book : go to www.amazon.com and search "tervola" 

17th of June 2026   News picture brought into my mind that the texts of my book ought to bring better view for some things in sports

El condor pasa

 "  In the long video https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qyXfJyCsLvM&list=RDqyXfJyCsLvM&start_radio=1 there are fine pictures of a flying eagle and of horses, ridden with a varied rythm accoeding to the terrain, in a way that brings happiness and skills, so that such seems a good advice for one's own wandering, sports, walking in the nature, etc. But I do not have experience of riding, and I guess it is a Latino song, but don't know thst either. 

 Wisdom of life that supports good quality life choices https://learntalents14.blogspot.com/2026/03/about-tuning-individually.html 

In a screenshot picture a view of an ages old wisdom https://miraclelikenature.blogspot.com/2026/03/paradise-in-practice-over-3-000-advices.html 

 How to learn sports talents and music from the nature https://liikuntaa.blogspot.com/2024/03/sports-skills-music-and-what-one-can.html 

 Good reserve for life https://learntalents4.blogspot.com/2024/08/well-for-life-and-wisely-in-world.html 

 Of learning talents https://weatherskills.blogspot.com/2024/07/from-alaska-to-dwenda-or-for-those.html 

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From LearnTalents14.BlogSpot.com 

Vanha postaukseni

 " "Tässä laatimani paljon onnellistuttava kaikille sopiva liikunnallisia lahjoja kasvattava ohje:

 "Do not make plans about how to move but decide each second and each fraction of a second anew what right now feels like the best idea about where to move, how to move, in which style, in which attitude, in which mood, with how much eager interest and quickness resulting from that or relaxed awareness or emotionally motivated force,... So you change all the time, your plans change and you learn to pick each fraction of a second just the things that you like best right then to be your goalsetting right then in practice in your movements. So you feel happy and fulfilled. Be wary of boredom and habits."

 Ehkä tusinan urautumattoman kokeilukerran tuoman kokemuksen myötä tämä liikkumistapaohje yleistyy elämänohjeeksi muille elämänaloille ja auttaa Sinua yltämään jatkuvasti parhaimpaasi, tai ainakin melkein. Et siis jää käytännön olosuhteittesi sanelemalle laatutasolle, vaan yllät haaveenasi olevaan tyylilajiin arjessasi.

  (Lisää onnellistuttavien elämäntapojen ohjeita blogissani http://happinesstipsblog.blogspot.fi .)"

Of children learning to walk

 See https://miraclelikenature.blogspot.com/2024/02/about-making-presents.html 

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21st of January 2026   I have seen maybe two or three children who seem to have learned to walk this way, and it seems really nice.