Swimming

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

8 people in the team

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.

The most common swimming strokes are the freestyle, backstroke, butterfly stroke and of course the freestyle. There are also the sidestroke and the elementary backstroke as well.

If you're on a swim team or in swimming lessons, you would need goggles, a swimsuit, and maybe a swim cap.

Exposure to the elements seems the most common reason I've found in my research of what causes personal flotation devices to wear out.

Stop drinking it. Ok, it had to be said but if you have already tried to treat it with the proper chemicals you probably need to drain it, clean it and refil it.

Before you throw out any water have it tested by your pool shop they wil probably be able to sort ot out for you.

You have to have a certified Red Cross instructors certificate/license and be 18+. Call your local Red Cross for further info and the YMCA may also have classes.

This is incorrect as I swim for a club and 2 swimmers, 16 year olds are already teaching!

very slow

Yes! Of course! Now it may be a bit uncomfortable for others if you wear a pad or nothing at all (but your bathing suit) because it is possible for blood to leak through the thing material. A tampon is ideal for swimming but it is possible to use a pad.

Back in 1987 B.C. a little-known Neanderthal named Moog Weissmuller accidentally fell from a high cliff into a deep body of water. Upon discovering that he could not breath while under the water, he quickly realized that by flailing his arms and legs in an organized manner, he could basically stay alive. Thus the invention (perfected over time) was to become known as "swimming." As a side note, unknown to Moog, Ugh Spitz observed Moog's fall and thought it must have hurt when he hit the water on his back. After some practice and multiple painful attemtps, Ugh was able to enter the water from high cliffs barely causing a splash! He and Moog decided to call Ugh's perfected method "diving." Fortunately, Moog was able to position himself in the water to save Ugh during his many attemtps, as Ugh had not yet developed Moog's staying-alive-in-the-water techniques.

The correct term is lengths but In a 25 yard pool it would be 240 lengths

It is extremely dangerous. If you hit your head on the bottom of the pool/sea bed, you can become a quadriplegic/paraplegic or possibly even die.

Statistically speaking, male swimmers at their prime are considerably faster than their female counterparts at their prime. Men are faster because, genetically, men develop more muscle than women do. This doesn't mean men are always faster than women. I knew quite a few female swimmers in high school who would leave me behind in their wake.

No, it will only work if the top of it is sticking out of the water so unless its a really long snorkle,,, no

That would be Anthony Irvin in 2000 (Sydney). That would be Anthony Irvin in 2000 (Sydney). That would be Anthony Irvin in 2000 (Sydney).