The freestyle stroke, also known as the “catch-up” freestyle stroke, is a technique in which one arm completes the stroke and almost returns to the starting position before the other arm catches up. This breathing style can help you support fatigue for a number of reasons: 1. **Reduced energy consumption**: When the arms wait for each other, each arm has a longer rest period between strokes. This helps reduce continuous energy consumption, helping you maintain strength longer during the flight.

This short video shows 4 common freestyle swimming mistakes and the correct technique that every swimmer should fix to swim faster and more efficiently. In this video, you will clearly see: Wrong foot position (flexed foot) vs correct pointed foot Wrong knee bend vs correct leg extension Wrong high head position while breathing vs correct low head position Low elbow mistake vs high elbow catch when pulling water Fixing these freestyle swimming mistakes will help you: Reduce drag in the water Imp

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