Sir!How is this butterfly

Ramesansar is talking to Suresh who is preparing for the swimming competition. He asked after hearing everything. Sir! ' How is this butterfly '? He burst out laughing.
He remembers the guy he selected the other day. He did not find it difficult to select athletes from his school, which is famous for swimming. But all the players are trapped in the ordeal of improvement as they are perfect in their studies. Didn’t get anyone. There is no other way but to select new ones.

The selection went on and on. This is because of the security arrangements and the help of assistants. Unlike land, water is an abandoned game. Things got to the point where the selection would not take place.

So swimming selection to another level Yes! Transplanted to paper. Everyone who knew how to swim was called to a room. A speech by Sir Ramesan on why such a selection is being made. Sir wrote down what kind of competition everyone knew they were in.

Meanwhile, a boy arrives. His name is Suneesh. Sir's eyes filled with tears when he told him to decide what his swimsuit was after answering all the questions asked to him. He remembered John's words. 'I am not even worthy to take off the shoes of those who come after me.' Good! He must have brought a medal.

Let's talk about yourself for a moment and get acquainted with some of the competitions

Freestyle - The most common type of swimming known to everyone who knows how to swim.

Butterfly - A name given to the movement of the hands, reminiscent of the movement of a butterfly

Breaststroke - In the vernacular, stool boat. Swimming backwards

Let's go back now. After the interview, Sir got the kids. They all added names to the items they realized they would perform well. So the team was ready for the sub-district competition. Suneesh is the trump card. He was also named for the 200m butterfly and the 100m stroke.

So that day came and went. Everyone except Suneesh reached the venue. He told Sir that Suneesh's house was somewhere nearby. He arrived after everyone had arrived and was accompanied by his parents.

Competitions have started. Everyone is competing well. Some time passed like that. When I looked, it was Sudheesh's 100m butterfly competition. Without waiting for Sir Ramesan's reply, Suneesh jumped into the water. He started a butterfly. Suneesh's butterfly is flying and flying. Then it changed to many different styles. He finished the match by making several variations in the same match. Sir now understood that the parents who had brought him were soon gone.

Ramesan Sir prayed. 'He does not know what he is doing. Forgive him. ' Anyway the morning match was over. Everyone said for lunch.

The matches started in the afternoon.

Sudheesh now has one more item left. 200m breaststroke. As usual, the sir started talking to the boy who was going to compete. This time he came up with a new idea. ' Sir, let me make a single leap and dive a little. 'Sir thought it was a good idea. So he made a single leap and did not rise for a while. Everyone was scared. What frightened them more than that was the sound of the fall falling like a hurricane.

He jumped up, putting an end to the tension. Came on another line. The boy who swam with her cried out in fear. It is thought to be Kokachi. Then Suneesh came out of control and came back like a satellite. Anyway everyone competed well. Although there was no price, Sir and the children happily returned.

Sir Ramesan understood one thing from this incident.Nobody is born with knowing butterfly swimming but the society insists them to learn.

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