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Long seaman's stroke
Ryowa-noshi
Frog-kick swimming
Swimming-stroke of Boon
1-armed swimming-stroke of Boon
On the side: 1-armed of Guts Muths
Modified Ryowa-Noshi
Butterfly- / dolphin stroke PS: Swimming-strokes which are shown in bold |
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= a difficult swimming-stroke to swim or impractical |
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This swimming-stroke looks like the breaststroke but the body position is slightly inclined while the head is kept on the side in the water. The arm movement is just like with the breaststoke with the only difference that they are pushed more to the back, almost to the side of the body. De legstroke is a modified frog-kick and the combination of the arms and legs is short. There is also a gliding-phase but a short one. This an easy swimming-stroke to swim but not a nice one. |
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This swimmimg-stroke looks like the usual stroke of Boon but the name of this swimming-stroke speaks for itself; its swum with the leading arm stretched in front of the body at all times. |
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This swimming-stroke looks also like the stroke of Boon except there is something particular going on with the trailing arm. Its kept above water in the same position at all times (backwards). This swimming-stroke is used while transporting items without getting wet. |
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This swimming-stroke also looks like the stroke of Boon. The body position is just like with the swimming-stroke of Boon, slightly inclined but face forward. The legstroke is a noshi-kick. |
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