Types of Swimming Strokes

A man performing the backstroke swimming style in a lap pool with lane ropes, showing proper arm and head position

Backstroke Swimming: The Complete Guide Every Singaporean Swimmer Needs

Most people think backstroke Swimming is easy because you’re just floating on your back. No breathing to the side, no complicated timing, it looks relaxed. Then you try it. You can’t see where you’re going, your legs start sinking, and your arms feel out of sync. Even staying straight in the lane becomes tricky. It’s […]

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A swimmer performing butterfly stroke in an outdoor pool, both arms extended outward during recovery phase, water splashing on both sides

How to Swim Butterfly Stroke for Beginners

The butterfly stroke is one of the most challenging swimming styles because it requires strong timing, breathing control, and full-body coordination. Many swimmers feel tired quickly during their first few attempts, especially when the rhythm is not yet smooth. Even though butterfly can feel difficult at the beginning, it is also one of the most

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