Body Position
Kick
Pull
Random
Coaches
100

A swimmer is lifting their head too high to breathe. This causes their hips to do this.

Sink / Drop

100

Dolphin kick should start from part of the body.

Sternum / Chest

100

The ideal catch in butterfly is called

The high elbow catch / 90 degree catch

100

This Canadian swimmer recently broke the world record in the women's LC 200 FL.

Summer McIntosh

100

Coach Christina's favourite/best events as a swimmer

400/800 FR

200

Your hips should stay close to this part of the water during butterfly

The surface

200

The ideal butterfly should have this many kicks per stroke

2

200

During the catch, the finger tips should point towards

The bottom of the pool

200

This is where the next Summer Olympics are being held in 2028.

Los Angeles

200

Coach Ethan's favourite race

200 FL

300

Your head should be in the position during the breath.

Chin at/near surface

300

If your knees bend too much during dolphin kick, you create too much of this.

Drag

300

The finish of the pull should end at this part of the body

Past the hips

300

This swimmer won the women's 100 FL at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Maggie Mac Neil

300

The names of ALL the coaches you saw this week

Coach Ahmed, Coach Christina, Coach Ethan, Coach Nairi, Coach Sam, Coach Yasmin, Coach Leigh, Coach Mary

400

Your chest should do this in order for your hips to rise

Press down

400

The first kick should happen at this part of the stroke cycle.

The entry

400

What phase of the pull happens after the catch?

The power diamond

400

The current Canadian recorder holder for mens 50 and 100 FL (LC).

Josh Liendo

400

Coach Nairi's favourite stroke

Butterfly

500

Your head should stay in line with this part of your body for most of the stroke. 

The spine

500

The second kick should happen at this part of the stroke cycle.

The finish of the pull

500

A swimmer feels like they're "slipping" through the water instead of moving forward. Which part of the stroke should they focus on improving?

The catch

500

The current world record holder for the men's 200 FL (LC).

Kristóf Milák

500

The names of all coaches you saw this week who swam or currently swim for SCAR.

Coach Leigh, Coach Mary, Coach Nairi, Coach Sam, Coach Christina

M
e
n
u