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The 10 pages that link to Front crawl, each with the reason it gives.

• SwimmingBroader topic: This fast, common stroke illustrates coordinated limb propulsion and body rotation.

• Freestyle swimmingBroader topic: It is the stroke used in nearly all competitive freestyle races.

• Water poloRelated: Players use modified front crawl to move quickly while tracking the ball.

• BackstrokeCompared with: It shares alternating arm action with backstroke but places the swimmer face-down.

• Butterfly strokeCompared with: Its alternating cycle offers a direct contrast to butterfly’s paired arm action.

• BreaststrokeCompared with: Front crawl is the faster common alternative, relying on continuous alternating propulsion.

• Johnny WeissmullerNarrower topic: Weissmuller used this stroke in his record-setting freestyle races.

• Katie LedeckyBroader topic: Its continuous propulsion is the stroke behind Ledecky's distance freestyle performances.

• Ian ThorpeRelated: Thorpe’s powerful front crawl drove his world-record performances.

• Grant HackettRelated: Hackett used front crawl in his freestyle races.