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Detailed explanation-1: -All of them. Q. In Backstroke your body is facedown. True.

Detailed explanation-2: -The backstroke, or back crawl, uses alternating and opposite arm movements. As one arm pulls through the water from an overhead position to the hip, the other arm recovers above the water from the hip to the overhead position and vice versa. The legs perform a flutter kick, similar to the one used in the front crawl.

Detailed explanation-3: -Breaststroke One of the most important aspects of understanding breaststroke, performed in a face-down position, is the glide, which takes place at the beginning and end of each stroke cycle. The arm pull features four phases: glide, outsweep, insweep and recovery, while the leg motion is similar to a frog’s kick.

Detailed explanation-4: -Swimmers perform the backstroke on their backs, and propel themselves through the water with asynchronous arm movements and flutter kicks. The elementary backstroke, while similar to the backstroke, is a more rudimentary swimming technique.