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Which of the following is true about swimming?
What percentage of the global population doesn't know how to swim?
Where can you go to swim?
What is the main purpose of swimming?
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How soon can humans start swimming?
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Which stroke is widely regarded as the fastest?
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Study Notes
Swimming: A Popular Activity and Essential Skill
- Over half of the global population does not know how to swim.
- Swimming is the act of self-propulsion through water for recreation, sport, exercise, or survival.
- Humans have the ability to hold their breath underwater and swim shortly after birth as a survival response.
- Swimming is consistently ranked among the top public recreational activities worldwide.
- In some countries, swimming lessons are mandatory in the educational curriculum.
- Swimming is a formalized sport and is featured in local, national, and international competitions, including the Summer Olympics.
- The front crawl, also known as freestyle, is considered the fastest stroke out of the four primary strokes.
- Different strokes are practiced for specific purposes, such as training.
- Learning to swim involves getting comfortable in the water, practicing, and using equipment.
- There are various tools available for swimming, although specifics are not mentioned in the text.
- Swimming requires coordinated movements of the limbs and body to achieve hydrodynamic thrust for directional motion.
- Swimming is not only a recreational activity but also an essential skill for safety and survival in water.
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Test your knowledge about swimming and learn some useful tools to enhance your swimming experience. Discover different places to swim and get tips on how to learn and improve your swimming skills. Find out if you're ready to dive in or if you need some practice before hitting the water.
