The purpose of this study was to use propulsive power and propulsive distance to predict the arm stroke, frog kick, and corrdination efficiency among different levels breaststroke swimmers. The 36 male who were the swimming team members of Taipei served as the subjects of this study. There were three levels according to those swimmers' best 100 meters breaststroke performances during the last three months. Each level included 12 swimmers. The "counter-balancing" repeated measures were used to measure the propulsive power and propulsive distance performances of the coordination, arm stroke, and frog kick. The following results were found under this study: 1. The test-retest reliabilities of the propulsive power and propulsive distance were between 0.76 to 0.99. According to the reuslts, only test once will be enough for future related studies. 2. Each propulsive power and propulsive distance could be used to predict each other's performance. 3. Level B swimmers' arm stroke, frog kick and coordination efficiency performances were better than those of level C swimmers. Therefore, if level C swimmers wanted to become level B swimmers, their training should emphasize these three items. 4. Level A swimmers ' propulsive power and propulsive distance performances of the arm stroke, frog kick were better than those of level B swimmers. As a result, if level B swimmers wanted to become level A swimmers, their training should emphasize these items.