Swimming

yes you can because it says you can go under water up to 660 feet (200m) and it wont get damaged but you should probably dry it off as soon as you get out to make sure the chlorine or salt water don't damage the rubber :)

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I think it's easy to teach children.We can teach swimming to the children by having some patience.We should first teach them in two feet water,It's because they ae not gonna be scared.teach them as if you are their best friend,I mean teach them in a funny way and making them laugh!So they are gonna learn fast.Then aftre some time take them in three feet water and be with them in the water so that they are not scared and are gonna feel safe!!And also apreciate them at every movement so that they will get some encouragement!Then after some time take them in deep or then it's your choice but I am sure they will learn to swim in a few months and will be the best swimmer!

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It can take anywhere from 18-30 minutes. Depending on how old you are, how conditioned you are, your stature, etc.

Well resiliently my friend spilt a cup of lemonade on her iPod we immediately dry-ed it off and put it under the blow dryer medium blast for about 15 minutes left it out side to cool of for 10 minutes turned it on everything but the speaker worked so we powered it down and left it under a light on a bowl of dried white rice every thing worked perfect!! :)

well compared to other sports its more relaxing and it clears the lungs out so it improves your breathing that why swimmi8ng is a GREAT SPORT AND THERE IS MANY MORE REASONS WHY SWIMMING IS A GREAT SPORT

It is easier to swim in the sea, as it is salt water as aoposed to fresh water sea water is also much saltier then water in a saltwater pool. that makes the sea water denser and the swimmer comparatively lighter.

She got 43 paralympic medals.

In the Olympics, eight diving events take place in a specially constructed diving well: * Women's Three-meter Springboard * Men's Three-meter Springboard * Women's 10-meter Platform * Men's 10-meter Platform * Women's Three-meter Synchronized Springboard * Men's Three-meter Synchronized Springboard * Women's 10-meter Synchronized Platform * Men's 10-meter Synchronized Platform

Nobody has died from swimming. It's drowning that kills you, not swimming.

how much does a swimmer weigh

what are the nature of swimmin

Two swimmers have the same power in a race when they exert equal energy output over a given time, which means their speed and resistance to drag must result in the same overall performance. This condition can occur if both swimmers have similar swimming techniques, body types, and environmental factors affecting their speed, such as water currents and temperature. Additionally, if they maintain similar stroke rates and efficiency, their power output can be comparable despite differences in their physical abilities.

The speed needed for a human to mimic a "Jesus" (basilisk) lizard would need to be 30 meters/second or ~67.1 mph. This has yet to be achieved, considering the current record holder for fastest spring is ~10 m/s.

She is famous because she won 4 gold medals at hte Olympics.

All athletes need coordination, even swimmers and runners who don't seem like they are doing much. Think about the different swim strokes, like the butterfly which has complicated upper body movements. Even swimming the freestyle, swimmers must coordinate their arms and their legs to move at the same time but make different motions in order to swim fast.

i don't think there really is a country of origin for swimming. As long as humans have been in existence people have been enjoying the water. Every country has lakes and oceans, etc. even if they didnt actually have swimming pools until the last century, they swam outdoors in natural settings.

cause most people have an accident in a pool

Common injuries from overdoing running might be shin splints, runners knee, an injured achilles tendon, a sprained ankle or stress fracture. The most common swimming injuries have to do with the shoulder and irritation of the eyes.

slowest strokes in order slowest first) are breaststroke, backstroke, butterfly then freestyle

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For long course season it is 31.49 and short course season is 27.49.

For long course season it is 31.49 and short course season is 27.49.