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Overview of How to Swim the Breaststroke
Overview of the Breaststroke Leg Movement
Breaststroke Leg Movement Dry Practice
Overview of the Breaststroke Arm Movement
Practicing the Breaststroke Arm Movement in Water
Full Arm Movement for the Breaststroke
Pulling & Breathing in the Breaststroke
In-Water Breaststroke Leg Movement Practice
Practice Techniques for Learning How to Swim the Breaststroke
Practicing the Breaststroke Kick Without a Kickboard
Kicking Exercise for Swimming the Breaststroke
Full Breaststroke Practice Techniques
Dry Land Demonstration of the Full Breaststroke
The Full Breaststroke: In-Water Demonstration
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Summary: The arm movement for the breaststroke kick involves starting in streamline position, moving the arms out and to the sides, then returning to streamline. Learn how to do the proper arm movements for swimming the breaststroke in this free Olympic swimming lesson on video.
Rotem Agame is a professional swimmer who has participated in the finals of the European swimming championship. She also was part of the Israeli National swimming team. Rotem Worked as...read more
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"Hi, I'm Olga and I'm Rotem. We're former professional swimmers and we're here on behalf of Expert Village. So now we're going to show you the pull part of the stroke. It's really important to take it slow and go through the movement we're explaining. So you start from the streamline position like in every other stroke, remember freestyle, backstroke and breaststroke all require the streamline position. You start opening your hands out to the sides with the elbows slightly bent. So you see the elbow is not straight it's slightly bent and you bring your hands into your chest and back to the streamline position. One more time, open to the side with the elbow slightly bent, bring your hand to your chest and back front. Okay, now from a different position and I wanted to add something, if you're a parent teaching your child, you can place your hand slightly under your kid's hand and actually move with his hands showing him the motion. As we showed you before, you open your hands out to the side, bring it to your chest and back to the streamline position."
eHow Article: Overview of the Breaststroke Arm Movement
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