PE & HEALTH 11: Swimming

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Freestyle

This stroke is also known as the front crawl, and it is the fastest and most efficient of the swimming strokes used in competition.

<p>This stroke is also known as the front crawl, and it is the fastest and most efficient of the swimming strokes used in competition.</p>
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Backstroke

In this stroke, the arms move alternately; one pulls underwater from overhead to hip, while the other recovers above water from hip to overhead.

<p>In this stroke, the arms move alternately; one pulls underwater from overhead to hip, while the other recovers above water from hip to overhead.</p><p></p>
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Breaststroke

A swimming stroke characterized by simultaneous arm movements followed by a frog-like kick. This is often considered the slowest out of the four competitive strokes.

<p>A swimming stroke characterized by simultaneous arm movements followed by a frog-like kick. This is often considered the slowest out of the four competitive strokes.</p>
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Butterfly stroke

A challenging swimming technique characterized by a simultaneous arm movement and an undulating dolphin kick.

<p>A challenging swimming technique characterized by a simultaneous arm movement and an undulating dolphin kick.</p><p></p>
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Streamline

It is a body position that minimizes drag and maximizes efficiency.

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By the fastest time

In competitive swimming, how is the winner of a race determined?

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50 meters

The standard length of an Olympic swimming pool. Additionally, it is considered the shortest distance in competitive swimming.

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Flip Turn

This is the name of the turn used in backstroke and freestyle events where the swimmer rotates in the water without touching the wall.

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This is the number of swimmers on each team in a relay race. This is because there is 1 swimmer per stroke.