Swimming

An Olympic-sized pool is 50 meters long, so divide that in half and you have 25 meters, a distance that is frequently used by countries other than the US Answer 25 meters. It's used all over the world. There are only 2 sizes for swimmin pool competitions: 25 and 50 meters. 50 meters is the so called olympic sized pool.

Hiya, im 14 and am a swimmer:) im guessing by response you mean like your reaction to diving and stuff? If you are, this is my answer..

I use different types of stratagies and activities to help improve my reaction to make it as quick as possible. This is the main activity i like to use..

Put a bottle down on the ground, or anything quite tall and easy to grip.. either do this with a partner or on your own, if on your own stand about a meter away from th bottle. If with a parter both stand a meter away facing each other. Bend your knees and keep your hands behind your back, get somebody to blow a whistle or say go and try and grab the bottle as fast as you can.

the only other advice i can give is to just keep practising..

I hope this helps x!

To swim is to move through water. People swim using their arms and/or legs. Swimming can be divided into several "strokes:" breaststroke, front crawl, butterfly, and backstroke being among them. The freestyle, in competition, is a swim race where you can swim any of the four strokes. Almost everyone chooses front crawl. Swimmers move through the water using the combination of other body parts. Swimmers need to be able to stay above water and sometimes be able to hold your breath for a long time. A person needs to be healthy if it wants to do it as a sport.

Well, actually if you attain the circumference of the collection of liquid by taking the diameter of 24 feet and multiplying it by pi which is approximately 3.14159265 you would come to an answer of 75.3982236 feet. And by taking the number of feet that exists in a mile which is 5,280 and divide that by the circumference you would get 70.02817504. Therefore we would have to proceed around the pool generally just under 71 times its simple math really, but this also does not include that we are traveling the vortex internally and not on the full exterior of the figure. so genuinely the fact is we'd have to go a slightly prolonged distance to achieve an exact mile.

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It means individual medley but no idea what it means !

All I know is a home remedy. You should mix vinegar and alcohol and then pour into to ear and tilt your head.

Yes. You can even swim if your arm is currently broken if you get a certain water-proof cast.

Yes, if you are swimming in a pool that has chlorine in it. Some other chemicals added to swimming pools to clean the water react with your hair. It can turn blond hair green and it can change the color if you have dyed or rinsed your hair color.

Men's swimming attire includes swimming trunks that are in the style of boxer shorts, jammers, swim briefs, and for the daring, speedo's. Men's swim competition wear is made of ultra-thin micro-nylon fiber that dries twice as fast as conventional nylon.

It would depend on the pool length, In Internationally sanctioned events the pool length is 50 meters. The USA is the only country that holds or has pools that are measured in yards, either 25 or 50. In a 25 yard pool.. 12 laps. In a 50 yard pool, 6 laps.

This depends on the age group, level, and event. In general at high levels the technical routines last around a minute and a half while the free routines are around three minutes long.

breaststroke kick

It's easy to calculate how many laps to a mile. Just ask someone who's working there if the pool is 100 meters or 100 yards. One lap is always down and back. If the pool is in yards it's almost 9 laps, if its meters it's closer to 8 laps. Happy swimming!

because there are gaps between out toes water goes thru them and makes us slower swimmers. FLippers dont have gaps so it makes us swim faster.

You should never swim directly towards the shore. you should always swim diagnile towards it. helping the waves push you in.

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Jeff wright

No! That is VERY RISKY! See, if it's a lightning storm, lightning might come down and hit your rod as you cast it out. Also if you're fly fishing and stand in the water lightning might hit it and the electricity will go to your body. Another reason is that the storm might turn into a tornado! I'm sure you know how bad that is. And, if you still don't believe me, just last week in a terrible lightning storm a guy was walking home from fishing because it was raining. Later on it turned into a massive lightning storm. He ducked under a tree (bad idea) and the tree got hit by lightning which hit him too. At that very moment he died! I read that in the death section in my local newspaper. So once again don't fish during a storm EVER!

The first and foremost reason is safety. The dangers that any open body of water presents particularly to the young is the most paramount reason. Children are still dying in Australia due to backyard tragedies. If a child can at least acquire the skills needed to get to the edge of the pool then they have a greater chance of survival.

It would take about 21.5 lengths (10.8 laps) to equal one mile.

It depends on which pool you swim in. If it is a 25m pool then it will take 20 laps to finish but if it is in a 50 meter pool, which is Olympic size, it will be 10 laps to do 500 meters.

Its the 100 meter by 70 meter field where rugby is played on. A rugby ground is a term used for all the facilities and the playing area - the pitch is where the game is played within the ground.

1. You could throw out the lifeguard buoy to a distressed or actively drowning victim.

2. At a lake or at a far away distance, you could throw out the circular shaped buoy for an actively or distressed swimmer.

3. Make sure everything is safe in the scene before anyone gets in the water so no one gets hurt.

4. If anyone is doing anything unsafe in the water, tell them to stop before anything serious happens, and if they don't stop, then get them out of the pool.

It depends what age you are. These are the SHORT corse qualifing times (swam in a 25 metre pool )

***MALE:

9- 40seconds

10- 36 s

11 - 34 s

12 - 32 s

13 - 30 s

14-29s

15-28 s

16- 27.5 seconds

17/18 - 27 seconds

OPEN 26

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9- 40 s

10- 36 s

11- 34 s

12- 32 s

13 - 31.5 s

14- 31s

15 - 30.5 s

16- 30 s

17/18 - 29.5

OPEN - 29

These are SHORT CORSE ONLY ( for a 25 METER POOL )