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We hoicked him out and said, “you told us you could swim 100m” and through his tears he said he thought it was a class for those who wanted to swim 100m. A big difference.

Often referred to as “fly,” this style of swimming is powerful but extremely taxing. Backstroke: Swimmers perform this stroke on their backs using flutter kicks and alternating arm movements.

What are the four strokes in swimming? Just like every sport, there's a specific technique to swimming. It goes even deeper, however, as swimming breaks up into four different styles or strokes.

There are four strokes used in swimming: backstroke, butterfly, breaststroke, and freestyle (also called the front crawl). Each style requires different muscles to work to varying degrees.

Swimming events are broken down into four strokes: freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly. For the individual medley events, all strokes are used.