Swimming

a marshal (an official)

The First Ironman Triathlon was in Kona, Hawaii. Arranged by a Navy Commander John Collins. It was a combination of the three longest individual events for each of the sports. It consisted of the Waikiki Roughwater Swim (2.4 miles), Around-Oahu Bike Race (115 miles, originally a two-day event), and the Honolulu Marathon (26.2 miles)

How about, "a dip"?

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chest infection, sore throat, tonsillitous,

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ear infection, ring worm

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well it depends what size pool. if its a 50 or 25 meters which most lap pools are 25 meters so if you do the math it comes out to 18 laps

It recruits the maximum muscle fibers from all over the body at once to perform. It is a true, full body exercise. Moreover, water is a continuous resistance, unlike shuffling from foot to foot against gravity. It is very low-impact, and won't hammer your joints or body.

Nobody knows because it has never been done....yet. But Ben Lecomte who swam across the Atlantic from Cape Cod to France back in 1998 will be taking on the Pacific Ocean in 2012.

He will be swimming from Tokyo, Japan to San Francisco, CA. Estimated time is 5-6 months to complete. It's approximately a 5500+ mile journey and he will be accomplishing this my doing what is called a "staged-swim", where he swims for hours, then gets on a boat where he can refuel and rest then get back in. Approx. swim distance per day will be 40 miles. Using GPS technology, he will be re-entering the water in the exact spot he got out. This will enable him to officially be qualified for the World Record title.

A POA device will be used to ward off sharks, it sends out a magnetic signal to the sharks and annoys them which keeps them at bay. He will not be swimming with a shark cage, it will be Ben, a wet suit, snorkel and flippers.

Ben will be able to communicate with people on land while he swims, checking email and his social sites using s new technology prepared solely for Ben.

People will be able to track Ben live on the internet via Facebook and his website.

A documentary will be filmed capturing the journey.

Ben Lecomte will be embarking on this journey in the hopes of inspiring others to face their own challenges and struggles, work towards their goals and fulfill their dreams. It's a test of endurance, strength both physical and mental, but it's something that is in Ben's character, he has a mission and a dream to fulfill and is going after it.

For more information visit: Website: thelongestswim.com

I am as accurate a source as you are going to get, for I am part of Ben's team. :)

No. Pool chemicals will kill the fish. Also water balance PH, and ALK levels will not support fish life. www.nationalautoinc.com

I swam the mile yesterday in 41:09. I belong to a swim club and am in grade 5, age10

Legs and feet together, arms up with the ears tucked between them, one hand on top of the other. Legs remain straight as you enter the water.

So that if you are on a boat and the boat sinks, you at least have a small percent chance of surviving instead of a zero percent chance.

or a flood reaches you, you know how to swim or float,

or you are thrown into water by "jokers" you can survive

One can purchase Intex Swimming pools in online stores such as Amazon and Intex Corp. They are also available on eBay, Walmart, Big W or Brands on Sale.

Yes, I am i professional swimmer, Michale Phelps level.

it is an explanation of how participation and ability can be quanitfied in sport and is typically illustrated with a traingle shape:foundation at the bottom having the largest participation, less taking part in participation, then performance and the top of the triangle is excellence. there are four levels: Foundation-basic level, includes basic skills; catching, throwing, movement of the body Participation-playing sport for fun, enjoyment, health and fitness Performance - club and county/regoinal level in your given sport Excellence - national and intenational standard

a human figure in profile in water (wavy line) from the torso up, with an arm raised with elbow bent (like an Australian crawl stroke).

That depends on which genital piercing you have! Some heal in as little as 4-6 weeks, such as inner labia or VCH for women, or the Prince Albert for men. Others can take many months to heal.

Most bodies of water do harbor bacteria, including your bathtub (if you don't wash it with a 10% bleach solution first), and pools, Jacuzzis, lakes, rivers, and oceans. It is best to avoid submerging the pierced area in such bodies of water during healing.

Some body piercings lend themselves to being sealed with a waterproof bandage, but there are still some risks of water leaking in.

A piercing is an open wound, and you must avoid exposing it to germs throughout healing.

To swim butterfly, you must be very strong. The idea is to kick with two feet together(the dolphin kick) and move your arms at the same time.

Try to really stretch and do some excersises before getting in the pool to loosen your muscles up. Hope this helps!

he is NOT dead. Mark Spitz is a motivational speaker and an Olympic swimmer who has won 7 gold medals in one Olympics. He was the first person ever to win 7 gold medals in one Olympics until Michael Phelps won 8 gold medals in the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

One furlong is one eighth of a mile. Since one mile is 1.609344 kilometres exact, divide 8 by 1.609344 - the answer is about 4.971.

I use Dove Summer Glow Body Lotion which works really well I would recommend it to anyone, but unfortunately it does come off after swimming. The stronger tan you use, the less it will come off in the pool but it's not worth putting it on before swimming because the likeliness is that it will come off. Sometimes some of the colour is left behind, and makes you look patchy :( It's not a good look, and the remains of your tan is really hard to get off afterwards! Hope this helps xx

no- look up the world record times for each event for confirmation.

They don't. Wear shoes, you will run faster!
Some athletes train and learn how to run barefoot out of poverty. They can run fast because of the ability they have learned in the absence of shoes. It certainly is a more natural way for the human body to function. Human being survived for thousands of years without shoes. Shoes are a man made improvement. They generally improve traction and absorb the pounding that comes from running.

It could be either 50 or 25. The one I swam in was 25 yards.