BREASTSTROKE
Long seaman's stroke On the side: long 1-armed seaman's stroke Sidestroke Morote-noshi Sidestroke of Palmer Zijdestreek Nage Deirhé 1-armige Sidestroke Double Sidestroke (4x) Sidestroke met wijde schaar On the side: stroke of Pekarény Sidestroke with a inverted scissor-kick Overarm Sidestroke Single overarm-stroke of Senff & Scheffer Inverted Overarm Sidestroke Single overarm-stroke of Kellner Single overarm-stroke of Droemer Single overarm-stroke of Markert Single overarm-stroke of Dalton Double Overarm Sidestroke (4 times) Reversed Sidestroke Sidestroke of Marshall Semi-Long seaman's stroke Ryowa-noshi Frog-kick swimming Swimming-stroke of Boon Butterfly- / dolphin stroke  PS: Swimming-strokes which are shown in bold  are being discussed on this page.

 

	Looks like the sidestroke where the body position is straight on the side. The arms make a single overarmstroke where the trailing arm makes a full pull-through and the leading arm a half pull-through. The legstroke is a closed scissor-kick and the combination of the arms and legs is long.

 

	This swimming-stroke has the following properties: The body position is straight on the side. The legstroke is a closed scissor-kick. The combination of the arms and legs is semi-long. The leading arm makes a half pull-through. The trailing arm is pulled over just like with the overarm sidestroke but only until it reaches the neck.

 

	This swimming-stroke looks like the overarm sidestroke. The only difference is the legstroke because the legs make a closed inverted scissor-kick instead of a normal closed scissor-kick.

 

	Looks like the overarm sidestroke. The trailing arm, however, makes a horizontal pull-through and the legs are not pulled in fully as with the normal overarm sidestroke

 

	Looks like the overarm sidestroke but with a different scissor-kick. The combination of the arms and legs is long. Three phases of the legstroke of the single overarm-stroke of Droemer.

 

	This swimming-stroke has the following properties: The combination of the arms and legs is almost long. The leading arm makes a wide half pull-through. The lower leg is pulled-in far less than usual.

 

	Looks like the overarm sidestroke but with a very different (inverted) scissor-kick.

 

	This swimming-stroke looks like the overarm sidestroke. However, an extra legstroke is added during the pull-over of the trailing arm. Below you can see which combinations of the legstroke are possible: with two normal closed scissor-kicks, with two closed inverted scissor-kicks, first with a normal closed scissor-kick followed by an inverted scissor-kick, first with an inverted scissor-kick followed by a normal scissor-kick.