Each frame is .1 second apart. At this stage of the race, Brooke Bennett is swimming at a consistent 2:07 for 200 m pace, a pace similar to that demonstrated in her other analysis at 215 m.
Notable Features
The qualities of Brooke ...
BROOKE BENNETT’S FULL STROKE AT 215 m OF HER 800 m GOLD MEDAL RACE AT THE ATLANTA OLYMPIC GAMES 1996
Each frame is .1 second apart.
Notable features
Frame #1: The left arm has just commenced the extension phase of propulsion while the right arm has broken the surface on entry. The left arm is well under the body. The head is ...
MICHELLE SMITH’S FULL STROKE AT 15m INTO THE CRAWL STROKE LEG OF HER 200m INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY GOLD MEDAL RACE
Each frame is .1 second apart.
Notable Features
Frame #1: The right arm enters when the pulling left arm is widest from the mid-line. The left leg kicks to counter-balance the vertical force component created by the right arm. ...
JANET EVAN’S FULL STROKE AT 625 m OF HER 800 m GOLD MEDAL SWIM AT THE BARCELONA OLYMPIC GAMES 1992
Each frame is .1 second apart. The swimmer breathes at the end of each right arm pull.
Notable Features
Frame #1: This picture illustrates a feature of most top crawl-stroke swimmers. The right arm entry is made at full ...
EVGENYI SADOVYI’S FULL STROKE AT 120 m OF HIS GOLD MEDAL 400 m SWIM AT THE BARCELONA OLYMPIC GAMES 1992
Each frame is 0.1 seconds apart. There is no breath in the cycle illustrated. The quality of the original film was particularly poor.
Notable Features
Frame #1: The right hand has just exited the water. The left arm is ...
KIEREN PERKINS’ RIGHT ARM PULL AT 1440 m IN HIS GOLD MEDAL 1500 m RACE AT THE BARCELONA OLYMPIC GAMES (August, 1992)
Each frame is 1/20th second apart.
Notable Features
Frame #1: As with his left arm, Keiren Perkins' right arm enters the water elbow-first.
Frame #3: The hand enters with the arm at full stretch and the wrist already partly ...
This record was made by Forbes Carlile at the 1960 Olympic Games Swimming Team training camp in Queensland, Australia.
Murray Rose has been mythologized as having had a "classic" stroke which has features worthy of emulation. It is ...
LINDA MCKENZIE AT 345m OF HER GOLD MEDAL 400m FREESTYLE RACE
The duration between each frame is 0.1 seconds. Linda McKenzie's time for this event was 4:04.73, an Australian and Commonwealth record. The swimmer in the background is Kylie Palmer.
This stroke analysis includes a moving sequence ...
PAUL BIEDERMANN AT 65m OF HIS WORLD RECORD GOLD MEDAL 200m FREESTYLE RACE (breathing stroke)
Each frame of this analysis is 0.1 seconds apart. Paul Biedermann's time for this 200 m freestyle event was 1:42.08.
This stroke analysis includes a moving sequence in real time, a moving sequence where each frame is displayed for .5 ...
