Assertion: swimmer | /r/CapableOf | push off the wall
Facets:
value: on their backs
type: LOCATION
value: always
type: TEMPORAL
value: the way they would
type: MANNER
value: with both legs
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The swimmer then pushes off the wall with both legs and starts the regular underwater phase of backstroke, usually a dolphin kick for up to 15 m before surfacing and swimming normal backstroke.
text: It's important for swimmers to always push off the walls the way they would if they were coming out of a turn.
text: As part of the turning movement the swimmers rotates from "belly-up" to "belly-down" and then do a flip turn (just like a freestyle flip turn), pushing off the wall on their backs ("belly-up").
text: Some swimmers discovered that they could turn faster if they rolled almost 90 degrees sideways, touched the wall, and made a forward tumble turn, pushing off the wall on their backs.
text: In fact, when starting a set, swimmers should push off the wall exactly the same way that they would be pushing off the wall if they were coming out of a turn.
text: In fact, when starting a set, swimmers should push off the wall exactly the same way that they would be pushing off the wall if they were coming out of a turn.