I cannot remember who it was, but they swam breastroke in an Olympics - whilst raising their arms above the water, as in butterfly. there was not rule against this at the time, but they changed it when this happened, and butterfly became a stroke. It was most likely developed since then, as have many strokes. So yes, if you are a fly swimmer and dislike breastroke - you have to like it for one thing!
Butterfly is both a swimming style in competitive swimming and an insect. It is named butterfly due to the resemblance of the stroke to the movement of a butterfly's wings.
In 1933, Jack Siege and his swim coach invented the butterfly. The stroke was invented at the University of Iowa.
a swimming stroke
swimming
Riding. Butterfly is a specific type of swimming--dressage is a specific type of horseback riding.
Butterfly, backstroke, breastroke, freestyle is the order for swimming an individal medley. However, when swimming the medley relay, the order is: backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, freestyle.
No, the freestyle stroke is generally faster than the butterfly stroke in swimming.
a butterfly race is a swimming event lap race.
Butterfly
backstroke butterfly
The butterfly is a type of swimming stroke. It uses the arms, which are thrown forward together out of the water, while the feet kick up and down.
butterfly :)