First things first, freestyle is considered to be any unregulated swim stroke (such as front crawl, dog paddling, or sidestroke).
Most commonly, however, freestyle is used to mean front crawl, so I will answer how to breathe during the front crawl.
When swimming the front crawl, if you would rather breathe to your right, for example:
When your right arm has cleared the water, and as it reaches forward to begin the next 'catch', your right shoulder will be up higher than your left. You should rotate your head to the right so that your mouth clears the water and breathe in. This is commonly called "breathing from your armpit".
Another thing I would like to mention is that you should be comfortable enough in the water to exhale normally during your stroke. Often you won't have enough time to exhale and inhale above the surface. If you try to force it to happen above the surface, you'll spend longer with your head in the breathing position and slow yourself down.
The book, Total Immersion, is a must read for all swimmers IMO.
~suck air in and out~
Swim fast !
Swimming sprint is basically going as fast as you can. An example of this would be the 50 or 100 yard freestyle because the swimmer only has to swim a short amount so they can go all out. On the other hand, a person swimming the 500 freestyle would not start out going as fast as they can because they would get exhausted before they finished.
hi im melika and i have the best 50 freestyle womens swim record wich is 33.1
4x50 Yd Medley Relay, 200 Yd Freestyle, Individual Medley(100- J.V., 200- V), 50 Yd Freestyle, Butterfly(50- J.V., 100- V), 100 Yd Freestyle, 500 Yd Freestyle(Varsity only), 4x50 Freestyle Relay, Backstroke(50- J.V., 100- V), Breaststroke(50-J.V., 100- V), 4x100 Yd Freestyle
50 mph
Between 11 PM and 4 AM, when it's not too crowded.
Carp swim an average of between 20 to 30 feet deep but have been known to swim as deep as 50 feet. They basically will go as deep as needed to get to their food.
1500 m freestyle
A two-hundred yard freestyle is an event at a swim meet in which the swimmer will swim the freestyle stroke back and forth across a normal pool four times (twice across, twice back).
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15.56%
15.6