Butterfly Swimming is an art.
You’re in luck if you’ve ever imagined swimming like a butterfly. The very smooth and effective butterfly stroke can help you advance your swimming abilities. Anyone can learn how to perfect it with some dedication. But it takes good technique and lots of practice.
What is butterfly swimming?
Butterfly swimming, also known as the butterfly stroke. This is one of the physically demanding swimming styles. This style requires swimmers to coordinate simultaneous arm movements with a dolphin-like kick while lying face down in the water. This style of swim involves sweeping arms downward and outward in a circular motion while kicking legs in an undulating wave-like pattern. The butterfly stroke is characterized by its distinct elegance when performed correctly; however, it does require some upper body strength, core stability as well as coordination from swimmers who wish to master this technique!
Interesting information about Butterfly swimming:
# Butterfly swimming, also known as the butterfly stroke.
# Butterfly stroke originated from the
breaststroke style.
# It is considered that butterfly swimming started in
1933.
# The butterfly stroke was invented by an Australian
named Sydney Cavill.
# The inaugural Butterfly competition at the Olympics
took place in 1956.
# Melbourne Olympics first arranged men’s 200m Butterfly
and women’s 100m Butterfly swimming events.
# Shelley Isabel Mann was the first women swimmer to win
the gold medal in the 100-meter butterfly style in Melbourne Australia Olympics.
# William Yorzyk was the first male swimmer to win the
gold medal in the 200-meter butterfly style in Melbourne Australia Olympics.
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