Observe how the swimmer inhales while the hands pull down and out from the water's surface

Name: Observe how the swimmer inhales while the hands pull down and out from the water's surface
Uploaded: 2020-02-24T08:00:00
Duration: 14 s
Description: Breaststroke The stroke begins with the swimmer's feet together and drawn up toward the back. The feet kick out and down and then come back together in the middle. The hands stretch forward from the body while the head is kept underwater. The hands widen at the surface and then pull down and out. The swimmer breathes during the pull and exhales underwater.

Breaststroke

The stroke begins with the swimmer's feet together and drawn up toward the back. The feet kick out and down and then come back together in the middle. The hands stretch forward from the body while the head is kept underwater. The hands widen at the surface and then pull down and out. The swimmer breathes during the pull and exhales underwater.

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