🏊‍♂️ What is Backstroke? It’s the only competitive stroke swum on your back! Swimmers alternate arm strokes, rotate their bodies, and use a flutter kick, typically kicking three times for each stroke.First seen in the Olympics in 1900, backstroke evolved into its modern form by the 1930s. Races are held over 50, 100, and 200 yards/meters, each requiring a mix of speed and endurance. It’s also the second stroke in the individual medley and the first in a medley relay. Let’s dive in! 🏅 | U.S. Ma

Backstroke is a pretty easy stroke to get the mechanics of but the start can be very tricky! 🫣 in a backstroke start it’s important that your back and toes get up and out of the water when you push off to ensure you don't drag a bunch of water with you.💧 A great way to practice this is to put a mat or noodle underneath you and practice jumping backward over the mat!💪 Do you think you could do it?👀 📸: @swimtraining •••••#swimming #swimmer #swim #swimmingpool #swimpractice #swimlife #swimmeme

The 5️⃣ most common mistakes in Backstroke AND how to FIX them 🤓 SLAF is here to be a resource to Coaches and Swimmers alike. This blog post offers a combination of text, videos, descriptions, and our favorite drills to help with the following: 1. Imbalanced Rotation 2. Crossing Over at the Entry 3. Incorrect Body Alignment 4. Lack of Continuous Kick 5. Too Deep of a Pull Use the link below to learn how to start correcting your Backstroke Technique today 👇🏼 https://swimlikeafish.org/dont-make

We’ve got the key to swimming fast backstroke. #swimtips | U.S. Masters Swimming