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From: BeachFlagger
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  • how is this medley relay? it's free...

  • @Freddiewgbs

    Did you watch the video?

    1) 50m freestyle

    2) 50m with fins

    3) 50m freestyle with rescue tube

    4) 50m towing person number 3 with fins and rescue tube

  • @BeachFlagger but that's not a medley relay. this is a random mixed relay. a medley relay is swum as:

    1)Backstroke

    2)Breaststroke

    3)Butterfly

    4)Freestyle

    and this is a real medley relay I'm talking a bout, that's swam in the Olympics. This isn't, and so it isn't a medley relay. What gives you the idea that it is a 'medley', which is made up of all four strokes?

  • @Freddiewgbs

    As you may have noticed, this is swum at the World Games. The World Games are the "Olympic Games" for non-Olympic sports. And this sport is called Life Saving and not swimming. So I got the name from the International Life Saving Federation (ILS), they gave it the name Medley Relay.

  • @Freddiewgbs

    I added a link to the description of this film, where you can see a number of Life Saving disciplines.

  • @BeachFlagger fair enough, but medley relay is a term generally interpreted as that event that is swam in the Olympics. I did notice it was a life saving video, but I'm sure far more people would argue that a medley relay is made up of the four strokes. We are however, talking world games here, and I agree that the terminology used may be slightly different in that than competitive swimming events themselves. Not criticising or arguing, just making a point. ;)

  • you can do a dive start award, to dive in with the tube on your back

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