What swimming techniques are introduced in Learn-to-Swim Level 3?

In Learn-to-Swim Level 3, swimmers are introduced to the front crawl and elementary backstroke techniques. This level builds on foundational skills and aims to enhance the swimmer's efficiency and confidence in the water.

The front crawl is a fundamental stroke that emphasizes body position, arm movement, and breathing techniques, allowing swimmers to cover distances effectively. The elementary backstroke provides a simple and relaxing way to swim on one’s back, focusing on coordination of movements and buoyancy.

Introducing these two strokes at this stage helps learners develop a well-rounded skill set that prepares them for more advanced techniques while fostering a strong understanding of swimming mechanics. This is essential for their progress as they continue to refine earlier skills and handle more complex strokes in future levels.

The other listed choices include strokes that might be introduced at later stages or require more advanced skills than what is covered in Level 3.