Swimming

100m swimming pools are not used - Olympic pools and regional pools are all 50m, with smaller pools using a 25m design. A now obsolete pool used a few decades ago was the 33.3 metre pool, but this is no longer used.

The precise answer is 13.2 laps, according to the following formula: 5,280 divided by 4 divided by 100, 5,280 being the number of feet in a mile; 1,320 being the number of feet in a quarter-mile (5,280 divided by 4); and 100 being the number of feet in a lap with a 50-foot pool.

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In the individual medley it's fly, back, breast, free.

But in medley relay it's back, breast, fly, free

It's different in the relay because backstroke has to start a the medley relay, there's no such thing as a '4X2L Backstoke relay, it's imposable.

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A swim team is a group of competitive swimmers that swim ___ laps depending on the age of the swimmer. They have different heats if there are a lot of swimmers in the same event. 4 strokes are swam, Freestyle, Backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. There are also relays with 4 swimmers, and a IM (individual medley) which is all 4 strokes in one race. If you want to see a very competitive level of kid swimming then search USA swimming.

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I need someone to answer i know that a pool is 25 back and forth is 50 so i want to know is 4 laps back and forth are 200meters or 200 feet or something

Without stop should take about 8 minutes for a beginner unless he or she is pretty fast.

Say 6 - 8 minutes?

it will increase because you will have to breathe faster whilst swimming.

The word swimming has two syllables. The syllables of the word are swim-ming.

I am not totally sure but in a normal pool it can mean just up or up and back. To find out, ask how many metres you have to swim and then estimate.

In a standard 25m pool, that would be 52 lengths. In an olympic-sized 50m pool, 26.

I've never seen a 20 meter pool. just 25's and 50's. But, in a 20 it would be 250, in a 25 it is 200, and in a 50 it is 100.

Yes. It depends on the beach though.

I assume that you are shopping for a pool and are looking at an above ground. I have had three above ground pools. No nothing was wrong with them. We just keep moving. To answer the question: NO, the uprights are not buried. They are not even dug in to the ground. Make sure you pay a professional to set it up, it's money well spent. The ground should be leveled, then a stabilizer ring is put down in the shape of your pool. Then the uprights are placed in that ring. The uprights really do nothing more than join the top and bottom rails of the pool and give a little stability to the wall.

Enjoy.

In a short-course pool of 25 meters, it takes 60 pool lengths to swim 1.5 kilometers.

In an olympic-sized pool of 50 meters in length, it takes 30 pool lengths to swim 1.5 kilometers.

The number of lengths required for a pool of a different size can be calculated easily enough. Simply convert the distance to meters (1.5 km=1500m) and divide it by the length of the pool, in meters.

Yes, but if you swallow chlorine I suggest sit down and take a break. If your stomach starts to hurt go to the rest room ASAP because the acids wash down the left over feces inside of you and wash them down...

Chlorine is good and bad the good way is that it can wash you internal leftover feces away and leave you with a good inside but the bad way and also make you vomit and if so I suggest visiting your doctor to make sure it was just a one time thing just to be sure

There are A LOT of rules in swimming. Some important ones are to not walk on the bottom, and to swim the correct stroke. You also can not false start or interfere with others.

Math used in swimming * How long you swim , the length in metres or kilometres. * How long (time) it takes you to swim the length. HTH(Hope this helps) fr Aj

im 10 and i can porably do around a 13...

these r my times: ( im considered maybe anywhere from a A to AA times...

50 free: 30.89

100 free: 1.07.18

50 back: 36.27

100 back: 1.19.18

sorry i dont do breatstroke ( im bad at it)

50 fly: 36.06

100 fly: 1.21.09

hope it helped

Roughly somewhere between 5 and 30 minutes, depending on how much and how effective the chemical(s) put into the pool are and whether or not they are safe to swim in immdiately after they're mixed with the pool water.

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