In swimming, the term “turnover” refers to the frequency at which a swimmer completes strokes during a given duration, commonly associated with the level of efficiency in the athlete's performance. Higher turnover indicates a faster and more efficient swimming style, allowing for rapidly executed strokes that can increase speed. Coaches often analyze turnover rates to assess a swimmer's technique and stamina, promoting adjustments to enhance overall performance. Balancing turnover with technique is crucial for achieving optimal results in competitive swimming events.