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"Reach and Roll"

From Steven Munatones

Definition: the second rule of feeding when the swimmer extends his/her hand to grab fuel (e.g., gel pack) or hydration (e.g., water) from his/her coach on the feeding pontoon, then turns over on his/her back to consumer the fuel or hydration. (noun)
Examples: The swimmer was ready to reach and roll once he grabbed the water bottle from his coach.
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