Backstroke Technique Guide - Proper Form and Body Positioning #1745755 (License: Personal Use)

The image shows a swimmer mid-backstroke, lying supine with one arm extended forward and the other recovering overhead, while legs perform a continuous flutter kick. The swimmer’s head remains aligned with the spine, eyes looking upward, and hips elevated near the surface to minimize drag. This posture exemplifies optimal hydrodynamics for competitive and recreational backstroke swimming.

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