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27 Cards in this Set
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Pull bouys |
Are especially designed for arms-only work. They fit lengthways between your legs, just above your knees |
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Floats and Kickboards |
Useful buoyancy aids for legs - only work. |
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Floats |
Will help you improve your technique if yiu atr starting out |
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Kickboards |
If you already swim, ... Can help yiu strengthen your legs |
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Paddle and mitts |
For extra arm - strengthen work |
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Weighted dive rings |
Dive for rings to practice swimming under water with your eyes open |
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Chamois towel |
Absorbent, drying you quickly and efficiently |
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Nose clip |
Stops water going up your nose |
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Goggles |
Protect your eyes from pool chemicals and will help you see more clearly in the water |
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Psychomotor |
To swim across the pool with minimum effort 50 to 100 Meyer in distance using the scientific method of crawl stroke. |
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Dog paddle |
Initial stroke that was observed and used |
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9000BC |
Carving on walls found dating back to |
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1830's in England |
Swimming emerged as competitive recreational activity in ... |
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St. George's Baths |
In 1828, what first indoor swimming pool was opened to the public. |
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National Swimming Society |
By 1837, what was holding regular swimming competitions in SIX artificial swimming pools, built around LONDON? |
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Amateur Swimming Association |
Swimming became popular in 1880 when the first governing body, ... , Was formed, there were already 300 regional clubs in operation across the country. |
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1889 Vienna |
The first European amateur Swimming competitions were in... |
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1892 Scotland |
World's first women's swimming championship was held in ... |
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London 1862 |
COMPETITIVE SWIMMING began when England conducted a swimming competitive meet in ... |
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Captain Mathew Webb of England |
He swam across the England Channel on August 24 and 25 using BREASTSTROKE |
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French Baron Pierre de Coubertin |
In 1886, ... Swimming for man Was included in the FIRST MODERB OLYMPICS GAMES IN ATHENS as revived by ... |
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1912 Stockholm |
Women started to compete in OLYMPICS swimming in ... |
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J. Arthur Trudgen |
An Englishman that refined the CRAWL STROKE in 1880 |
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Charles Daniels |
Developed the AMERICAN CRAWL that was moulded after the Australian crawl. |
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Federacion Internationale Natacion Amateur |
International competition in swimming us under the direction of this which is the International governing body in amateur Swimming. |
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Negros Occidental Amateur Swimming Association and Negros Occidental Swimming Association |
2 governing bodies in negros Occidental. |
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Philippine Sports Commission |
Provides focus for Olympic events. |
