It depends on what you do. Swiming works more muscle groups than running which makes it a better all around exercise. Swimming is also low impact which is better for your joints than running.
Yes, they have us walk in the pool for track.
Yes, in fact swimming is one of the most beneficial things you can do for your body.
Walking, pool exercises and other stretching exercises, depending on their current physical condition. Many health plans offer Silver Sneakers, which is an exercise class.
It is aerobic exercise in a pool of water. Water aerobics is good exercise for people who have trouble walking or jogging, like the elderly or people who have been injured and cannot stand up for long.
I have syringomyelia myself and I read that walking or swimming was good exercise. I wonder about the swimming because I know that would flare my arm pain up if I did it. Still, being in a pool and moving around would be very good.
yes it does
Emanuel Bronner
You can go to a pool and swim, go to the park and walk or run, go to the gym. There are many places to exercise.
When you walk 1.0 mile in a pool, you are not actually covering any distance on land. The distance you walk in a pool is solely within the pool itself and does not translate to any distance on land. Walking in water provides resistance that can help strengthen muscles, but it does not equate to walking on land in terms of distance covered.
Ask someone in the pool to retrieve it, or use the skimmer pole to drag it out. Last recourse, of course, is to go into the pool and get it.
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No. Walking is the present participle of walk, it can be used to show past or present tense eg I was walking to the pool when I met Jack. -- past The boys are walking to the beach. -- present