Most competitive swimmers will shave all body hair except the hair on their heads to lessen the amount of friction between themselves and the water. They also might wear a swimsuit that reflects water instead of soaking it up.
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Between any 2 subjects...one male and one female....given both are in equally good condition and good swimmers.....women tend to have an advantage due to naturally higher body fat, and the distribution of that fat (according to the below reference). Basically, it provides more buoyancy and (in cold water conditions) better insulation. The better buoyancy allows more energy to be dedicated to forward propulsion, rather than simply staying afloat. In sum, women are simply "built" for distance swimming.
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A total of 541 athletes, 279 men and 262 women are competive swimmers in the UK.
Friction is not particularly useful to swimmers as it can create drag, slowing them down in the water. Swimmers aim to reduce friction by wearing smooth swimsuits, shaving body hair, and using techniques to streamline their body position to move more efficiently through the water.
This answer depends on the competitive level of the athelete at hand. Anywhere between 10-30 hrs for competitive swimmers
to some extent yes they usually have faster competitive swim times
It is an LZR. It is a brand of performance enhancing swim suit for competitive swimmers.
Yes, penguins are good swimmers. Their wings were made to paddle themselves through the water, and their tail acts as a rudder.
The fastskin speedo swimsuits have changed the way that swimmers race in 1913 swimmers used to wear woolen swim suits but now because of the change in technology companies such as speedo can make swimsuits that cause less friction.
In competitive swimming, there are four main strokes: freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Each stroke has specific rules and techniques that swimmers must follow to compete effectively.
Yes, competitive swimmers often do pee in the pool during practice. The combination of cold water and the physical exertion of swimming can trigger the need to urinate. While many swimmers try to avoid it, the reality is that it can happen, especially in lengthy training sessions. Pool chemicals, particularly chlorine, help mitigate any potential hygiene issues, but it's generally considered a common, albeit unspoken, occurrence.
NOTHING! If swimmers eat before a competition, they might get cramps.
It refers to hot people seeing cool water and being attracted to it.