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1. Legs Too Wide: If the legs are spreading too far apart during the kick, it creates unnecessary resistance. To fix this: • Keep the knees closer together during the recovery phase. • Focus on a narrower, more efficient whip kick where the feet sweep outward but not excessively wide. • Engage the inner thighs to maintain a streamlined movement. 2. Knees Not Leading Towards the Chest: If the knees are dropping down instead of moving toward the chest, the kick loses efficiency. To correct this: • Bend the knees slightly forward rather than downward during recovery. • Ensure the heels move toward the glutes before kicking out and back. • Keep the core engaged to maintain proper body alignment.Both corrections will help create a more powerful and streamlined kick, reducing drag and improving propulsion.

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The butterfly stroke is a swimming style known for its power and rhythm. It involves a simultaneous arm movement where both arms sweep forward over the water and then pull back together, combined with a dolphin kick, where both legs move in a fluid, wave-like motion. Swimmers rely on strong core engagement and precise timing to maintain speed and efficiency. It is one of the most challenging strokes due to its high energy demand and technical complexity.