123K views · 615 reactions | ‍♂️ At the 1948 Olympics in London, the men’s 200m #breaststroke marked a turning point in swimming techniques. Athletes started using 曆butterfly-style arm motions alongside the standard breaststroke kick, giving them a distinct advantage. This innovation laid the foundation for the modern butterfly stroke, which FINA officially recognized as a separate discipline in 1952. #swimming | Retro Swimming | Facebook

The butterfly stroke in swimming is a demanding and elegant swimming style that requires coordinated movements of both the arms and legs. The arms play a crucial role in generating propulsion and maintaining a smooth rhythm throughout the stroke. #swimschool #swimlife #swimtraining #swimcoach #swimclass #learntoswim #swimmingfitness #swimmingtime #swimmingfun #swimminglove #swimmingcommunity #swimming #swimlesson #iswim | ISWIM swimming school

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47K views · 330 reactions | Butterfly has always been my favourite stroke. There’s something raw and powerful about it — every movement has to be precise, every breath earned. To me, it’s the most majestic stroke in swimming. It combines rhythm, strength, and grace like no other. When it flows, it feels like flying over water. Demanding, unforgiving, but deeply rewarding — that’s why I love it. | Markus Marthaler | Facebook