Frank Skinner exclusive catch-up
Frank Skinner exclusive catch-up
Frank Skinner has been training hard for his Sport Relief 2012 challenge.
This year, the non-swimmer is not only learning HOW to swim but also overcoming a life long phobia of water in order to raise money for children across the UK and the world.
He briefly joined John during Bishop's Week of Hell on day four but he's now back in the pool, trying desperately to master the front stroke.
Will Frank be able to keep his cool in the pool or just end up looking like a fool?
Check out these EXCLUSIVE pictures and judge for yourself...
Lesson 1 : Frank not quite acheiving the Bond look 
Lesson 1 : Ta-dahhhhhh! 
Lesson 1 : Time to get serious. First thing, swimming with floats 
Lesson 5 : Frank seems a little overwhelmed! 
Lesson 5 : The film crew at poolside 
Lesson 8 : Franks needs to become confident with his head underneath the water 
Lesson 8 : Time to tackle the 'superman technique' to improve kicking 
Lesson 12 : Gliding across the pool with floats! 
Lesson 16 : Going through the technique of the front crawl 
Lesson 16 : Practicing the start of a basic front crawl 
Lesson 18 : Frank attempts a width of front crawl 
Lesson 19 : Karen Pickering is overjoyed when Frank completes his first EVER front crawl width
Lesson 20 : Now it's time to learn the front crawl breathing technique
Lesson 20 : Getting a lungful!
Will Frank be able to perform a length of front crawl? Show your support by 
Something huge and hilarious is on the horizon - , Friday 15th March 2013.
all the money you raise will help people living tough lives in the UK and across the world’s poorest countries.
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