Swimming Events

The backstroke.

Long fingernails definitely create a little drag. The more surface area you have on the front of your body, the slower you go. If your fingernails are painted that gives the officials an advantage to disqualify you. They are able to see if your hands touch at the same time or not during an event with an open turn.

If your talking about punishment there really is no best punishment. This whole website is about opinion, but out of experience I think a 200 butterfly sprint is punishment enough. If they don't work it then you should make them do it until they do. :)

It stands for individual medley because it has all four strokes. There for its a medley

I think you mean Australian Crawl. It's usually the fastest stroke. Some people mistakenly call it Freestyle.

Pointers: Keep your head down, kick hard, move arms fast, limit breaths, good start and flipturns. If you are doing a 200, with awful turns, you will be bad.

The same as any other backstroke event:

1. Finish with some part of your body above water;

2. Surface before 2/3 of the pool;

3. Take no more than one stroke on your front for a turn and none for a finish;

4. Do not break the surface of the water in someone Else's lane;

5. Do not push off the bottom of the pool;

6. Touch, and leave, the wall on your back, always;

7. Do not interfere with someone else;

8. Do not pull on the lane lines;

9. Do not wear more than one swimsuit at a time (This goes for all swimming events - they can disqualify you if you do)

10. Anything else I've forgotten (swimming is like my second nature, so I tend to forget minute details)

umm i don't think that is possible?

I dint find anything about aquatic felines in a Google search. I also could not find anything in the 6 books I own at a quick glance. I would assume it would be a feline that hunts in an aquatic environment since all cats can swim.

So I would say fisher cats(Prionailurus viverrinus) ,

flat-headed cats(Prionailurus planiceps),

Geoffroy's cats(Leopardus geoffroyi),

Tigers living in mangrove forests

old proverb says, "Nerver was a cat drowned that could see the shore"

I am a PADI dive instructor and for our Dive Master course the top mark requires a swim of 400 metres in under 6 min 30 sec.

Around one in five people openly admit to relieving themselves in the swimming pool.

Yes it is depending on how long you have been on swim team.... i have only been on it for a year and mine is 38 seconds, SWIM FAST.

im only in my tween ages and my PB is 33seconds for 50m but thats because i really love swimming

It depends on your age but:

-For a ten-under a good start is 1:50

-For an 11-12 a good start is 1:30

-For a 13-14 and 15-18 girl a good start is 1:20

-For a 15-18 boy a good start is 1:15 -To reach high school state finals in most states, a time of less than 1:02 or less is required.

-For consideration as a High School All American, one probably has to break a minute.

SCY means "short course yards" in swimming terms. Thatmeans that the pool is 25 yards long, compared to 50 meters long (LCM) or 50 yards long (LCY). Hope that helps!

30-33 sec

I think you meant DD points. Those are for diving. They stand for Degree of Difficulty.

I really don't think it is possible. It may be possible, but I have never experienced it and it seems VERY unlikely.

If it does not have a massive pad then it should be fine. Just high chlorine levels may damage the fabric.

Butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, freestyle

no

My time is a 26.54

But im pretty fast for my age!

an average time on my swim team is

a 29.12

I'm on HAY Lightning Swim team

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Depends if its your first year or not.

I'm 12 too, and its my first year.

My 50m free time is 37.35 (I know it sucks)

But I'm a distance swimmer, so my 100m free time is 1:24.13 (Which is good)

So if its your first year expect to be around 39-32

Front crawl, I think that you mean freestyle. It is the basic skill all swimmers should have mastered. But all of swimming is complex to some degree. Enough strength, diving, form.

LOTZ! k, ther waz the USA and china and russia and Zimbabwe and France and Germany and Canada and japan and Argentina and Australia and new zealand and England and Italy and like tons othrs but those 2 name a few :)

You do not judge it as a butterfly(or what ever stroke they are swimming). You judge it by making sure they do not PUSH off the bottom(ok to stand), pulling on the lane line, or any other basics. No DQ's should be based on stroke technique or stroke swam.