Swimming

Yes The result is more toned muscles throughout your body when you swim. Also weight loss yes. Regular swimming in laps with proper diet by cutting down the carbs. Will give you amazing results in few months.

You have to swim 20 laps of the pool in a 500 yard race. One lap is considered one length of the pool, or 25 yards. In the 500, you are allowed a counter. The counter sits at the far end of the pool and shows you how many laps you have swum. The counter will show up to the number 17, then on the 19th lap, he or she will show a red sign.

82x25 = 2050meters

1 meter = 0.000621371192 miles So The Answer is

1.27381 miles or 1 mile and 481.907 yards

if you have dyed your hair to a dark colour then you should be able to really anytime after but if its blonde or bleach it is possible to turn green so its best to leave it for about a week to be safe . if your hair ever does go green then put ketchup on it straight after as it takes it out. x hope this helped x

Chlorine is the active chemical element that has been specially formulated for pool sanitation.

Either 25 yards or 25 meters. There are even some pools that are 50 meters. But usually the pools are 25 yards.

The definition of an Olympic size swimming pool is 10 lanes each 2.5 meters wide, however to prevent the outside lanes being disadvantaged by having to compete with the waves bouncing off the sides of the pool only the middle 8 lanes are ever used.

for a 10,000 metre track event, its about 25 laps of a 400m track.

The department of water and land conservation provides grant money

in the form of a sharing type grant. 55/45. Go to www.nps.gov (National Park Service). There isn't a lot of money available there but anything will help. I am currently searching as well. Our little town in Missouri needs something for the kids.

The grant would also help pay for things like paving walking trails and an

amphitheater. The grant money available this year is the same amount as last year. There have been a few years that there was no money in the fund but there has been some years that there was much more available than there is right now. Hope this helps.

24 laps in a pool. 500m is 20 laps in a pool, and so if you divide 500m by 20, you would get 25. 25 would have to multiply by 24 to get 600m, therefore it takes you 24 laps to complete 600m.

Water removes heat from your body 7 times faster than air. So when you get outta the pool, you are wet, that water becomes the temperature of the air and while on your skin takes some heat from your body making you feel cold.

A lap is defined as swiming up and back, or a total of 50 yards in a 25 yard pool.

Most good swimmers can swim one lap in uder 30 seconds.

When swimming 50 yards 32 times in a row most good swimmers would average under 50 seconds a lap. Meaning an avage good swimmer can swim 32 laps in about 26 minutes.

yes yes if it is not cold or windy perfect day to go to the pool

It depends on what sport you're better in.

I personally think swimming is alot harder it takes more skill and talent to become good in in it is also quite diffucult to do it competitvely. Football jst about anyone can do.

Lap swimmers (former college, triathlete, and dedicated amateurs) tend to prefer a temperature between 76 and 79 degrees Fahrenheit. This range has proved to be most healthy for general lap swimming.

Warmer pool temperatures lead to higher energy costs and higher pool chemical costs, since bacteria grow more and faster at higher water temperatures.

While some argue that water temperature is a matter of personal preference, hot-water swimming can dangerously dehydrate and overheat even the most fit swimmers. In October 2010, a 26-year-old professional swimmer died from severe fatigue in a race held in 87-degree water.

Many community and YMCA pools raise temperatures to mollify vocal water aerobics groups, rather than requiring their trainers to provide active, healthy workouts. Also, many pools keep their temperatures higher because they do arthritis classes in the water - and usually, warmer temperatures can be initially more comfortable for arthritis sufferers. 85 degrees is the temperature the pool is at in the winter here in Hawaii for the arthritis classes principally. Generally there are not significant complaints from the lap swimmers (many of whom may choose instead to swim in the ocean water).

The recommended temperature for a single use facility that caters to lap swimmers, children and elderly is 79-82 degrees.

you can get dq ed many ways wether it's you didn't touch the wall with 2 hNd in fly or fall started there is actually a rule book type thing that's pretty thick

If you get up half way through, if you kick the water when you are doing breaststroke, if you go out of your lane or if you don't to a turn right. There are loads more.

Swimming, like most sports, has a vast number of rules. Some common ones are as follows:

Two hand touch in Butterfly and Breastroke
Must remain on your back in Backstroke
Must use correct IM order
Head must break surface before hands come around in first stroke for Breastroke

and many others besides. For a full list see link below.

Canadian Cindy Nicholas was the first female swimmer to complete a two-way crossing of the English Channel. She completed the feat on September 8, 1977, in 19 hours and 55 minutes.

How long it takes to swim 1500 meters depends entirely on how fast a swimmer you are. For me it takes 20-25 minutes.

You can go swimming any time but you can't go awimming if you had diarohea in the past 2 weeks

from Jacie Wilson

There are several fabrics used in leotards. If you have a nylon leotard, than the fabric is the same as in a swimsuit. As long as the leotard style is a tank (sleeveless), than it is basically the same. The only difference would be that the leotards tend to have more coverage on the back, as swimsuits are usually more open.

At my school, the record is 01:03.4-- that's pretty good. I'd throw on maybe an extra 10 seconds and call it a good time. Maybe 1:10? 1:12 maybe? Nothing over 1:15 is particularly great, though I'm sure mine falls was something like 1:18 the last time I swam it. Heh..

Yes. you have more to kick with. But if someone less training and big feet races a person with more training and smaller feet, the person with more training will most likely win. It's just a bit of a head start

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