The screw-breaststroke seen from below.
Developed by : Dick Schermer Descripted by : Stefan de Best |
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Look like : Body position : Trailing arm : Leading arm : Legstroke : |
Screw backstroke On the breast, rolling movement to both sides Full and a half pull-through Full and a half pull-through Scissor-kick |
The principle
This swimming-stroke looks like the Screw backstroke
of Villepion [1929] where the swimming-stroke, as the name does suspect it, is swum on the breast.
The arms are under water simultaneously brought in front of the body and then again brought next
to the body where both the trailing arm and the leading arm make a full and a half pull-through.
The legstroke is a scissor-kick which is made on both sides.
Combination : double and long.