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"Seek and Spot"From Steven Munatones Definition: the first rule of feeding when the swimmer heads toward the feeding pontoon and identifies his/her coach standing on the pontoon. (noun) Examples: The swimmer wanted to seek and spot his coach on the feeding pontoon before he cut in to feed. Suggested ReadingNew posts to the Swimming forums: |
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