Location : FRONTCRAWL --> Long Spanish stroke --> Long Trudgeon --> Double Trudgeon of Boisseau


FRONTCRAWL
Long Spanish stroke Long Trudgeon Long Trudgeoncrawl Semi-Long Trudgeon Long Trudgeon with closed scissor-kick Trudgeon of Sheffield Modified Konukite Trudgeon of Billington Double Trudgeon of Boisseau Double Trudgeoncrawl Long Trudgeon with frog-kick and scissor-kick On the side: stroke of Buchfelder Single and double Spanish backstroke Double Coupe Short Spanish stroke Double Spanish stroke Old Spanish stroke (hand-über-hand) Stroke of Löwenstrom Hungarian stroke Long Thrust Polocrawl Dog paddle Crawlol Australian crawl of Meijer German crawl Japanese crawl Fifth swimming-stroke (?) PS: Swimming-strokes which are shown in bold are being discussed on this page.

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* ? number	= a difficult swimming-stroke to swim or impractical = means that this swimming-stroke never descripted clearly = the rating of the swimming-stroke (a rating of 8 is good to swim) PS: Swimming-strokes are derived based on their visual resemblance.

This swimming-stroke sounds difficult but it really isn't. At least, if you master the short Trudgeon and the long Trudgeon. The double Trudgeon of Boisseau is a combination of the two swimming-strokes where both are swum at one side (unilateral).

This swimming-stroke looks like the double Trudgeon of Boisseau except the legs make a wide scissor-kick + crawl per armcycle.