SECRET OF SWIMMING
THE AUCKLAND TEAM
SOUTHERN ADMIRATION
(By Telegraph.) (Special to "The Evening Posfc") . ;",'.'■ ': ' , DTJNEDIN, This Day. ' . 4-t. a jheeting of the'Qtago swimming centre tho president, Mr. Mclndoe, referring to the success of the Aucklandcrs at Invercargill, said he was satisfied they had discovered the secret of fast swimming. Their style was unorthodox, and had been founded mainly on the style of that great New Zealand swimmer, 'J. Enwright. • He thought that the Otago coaches, in view of the successes of tho Auckland representatives, should .consider copying their methods. The northern swimmers gave a good deal bf attention to diet, and did not eat for a. period of five hours before a race. He thought that in. S. Jarvis Otago had the makings of a phenomenal swimmer.
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 25, 31 January 1933, Page 4
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