Location : BREASTSTROKE --> Long Seaman's-stroke --> On the side: long --> Long Northern kick --> Semi-Long Northern kick


BREASTSTROKE
Long seaman's stroke On the side: long Long Northern kick (northern) Crawlkick Northern kick of Sheffield Northern kick of Marshall Short Northern kick On the side: stroke of Hamilton Coupe Indienne 1-armed Northern kick French overarm sidestroke Double Northern kick Double Northern kick with scissor/inverted scissor-kick Semi-Long Northern kick Northern kick of Wiessner Northern kick of Benecke Kata-nuki On the side: short On the side: semi-long On the side: double On the side: 1-armed 1-armed seaman's stroke Sidestroke 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.

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Looks like the long Northern kick with the only difference that the combination of the arms and legs is semi-long.

This swimming-stroke looks like the semi-long Northern kick but with a reversed wide scissor-kick. The upperleg is bent instead of the lowerleg.

This swimming-stroke has the following properties :

The legs are spread wide where the upperleg must be bent a little.
The legstroke begins during the pull-over when the trailing arm is a at shoulder height and also ends during the pull-through when it reaches the shoulders.
It is recommended that during the pull-over the trailing is bent strongly.