Backstroke simultaneous arm pull

With a pull buoy or kickboard between the legs, the child performs a backstroke simultaneous arm pull: both arms rotate and push the water backward in sync. The arms first pull the water and, once past the shoulders, transition into the push phase. At this stage most propulsion still comes from the legs, but the child should already try to displace water with the arms.

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The
Backstroke simultaneous arm pull
xercise is used to learn the following core swimming skills and swimming strokes:

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