---- Englishman Richard Cavill developed the modern features of the freestyle, including the overarm strokes and the flutter kick, back in 1902. Since Cavill lived in Australia at the time, the stroke was then dubbed "the Australian crawl." Prior to that time, the side-stroke was commonly used in swimming competitions. The freestyle stroke was later polished and perfected by Olympian Johnny Weismuller in the 1920s. ----
The most popular and fastest freestyle stroke in swimming is the front crawl.
No, the freestyle stroke is generally faster than the butterfly stroke in swimming.
history of freestyle skiing
1899
The main difference betwwen freestyle and back stroke in swimming is that freestyle is done on your stomach, and backstroke is done on your back. Freestyle is also a much faster stroke than back stroke.
Schwimmbad
any way you want
There is no such swimming event. Theoretically, if there was, it would be a relay of 2 people, each swimming 100 yards freestyle.
swimming, as in lap swimming. freestyle, back, breast, and butterfly.
Late 1800's
It is the fastest.
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