IM Order Change up

the order for IM is fl bk br fr but if you could change up the order of the IM there are 24 stroke order combinations to choose from They are: fl bk br fr IM order fl bk fr br fl br bk fr fl br fr bk (i think this is the fastest order) fl fr bk br fl fr br bk bk fl br fr medley order bk fl fr br bk br fl fr (this is probably the slowest order, because you get no flip from fly to free) bk br fr fl (this might be the most painful order) bk fr fl br bk fr br fl br fl bk fr br fl fr bk (tyler thinks this is the fastest order) br bk fl fr br bk fr fl br fr bk fl br fr fl bk fr fl bk br fr fl br bk fr bk br fl fr bk fl br fr br bk fl fr br fl bk If normal stroke rules apply: Which order is the fastest? Why? Which order is the slowest? Why? Which order is most painful? if you moved breastroke to first or second in order would breastrokers have less of an advantage in IMs than they do with the traditional order? a pretty easy work out would be 24 x 100 IM doing each stroke order sequence once More challenging might be 24 x 200 IM doing each stroke order sequence once seriously challenging would be 24 x 400 IM doing each stroke order sequence once
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    tyler says br fl fr bk because you get more streamlining and gliding from your dive I agree w/ Tyler. The opening dive eliminates more of the slowest stroke, fly is early enough that fatigue doesn't drag down the fly and the free-back exchange takes full advantage of an extra flip turn.
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  • Former Member
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    tyler says br fl fr bk because you get more streamlining and gliding from your dive I agree w/ Tyler. The opening dive eliminates more of the slowest stroke, fly is early enough that fatigue doesn't drag down the fly and the free-back exchange takes full advantage of an extra flip turn.
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