HISTORY OF SWIMMING Flashcards

1
Q

The earliest record of swimming dates back to _______ from around 6,000 years ago

A

STONE AGE PAITNINGS

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2
Q

written references of swimming date back from

A

2000 B.C

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3
Q

During the Ancient Times, cave paintings from the Stone Age were found in the __________

A

CAVE OF SWIMMERS

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4
Q

relief showing swimmers dating back 3000 BC

A

NAGOD BASE

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5
Q

contained a swimming pool sized 30 meters by 60 meters as early as 280 BC

A

INDIAN PALACE OF MOHENJO DARO

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6
Q

Swimming races were held in the _____ to enhance the swimming skills of the Romans.

A

TIBER RIVER

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7
Q

The famous ______ himself was known to be a good swimmer

A

JULIUS CAESAR

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8
Q

In _______, swimming was one of the noble skills of the Samurai.

A

JAPAN

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9
Q

the first known swimming races.

A

YUNG INORGANIZE NI EMPEROR SUIGUI 36BC

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10
Q

described swimming as a skill used to be successful in wars against the Romans

A

GERMAN FOLKLORE

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11
Q

Nicolas Wynman, a German professor of languages wrote the first swimming book entitled “_________”. His goal was not the exercise but rather to reduce the dangers of drowning.

A

COLYMBETES

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12
Q

WHEN WAS first national swimming
organization was established

A

1603

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13
Q

WHERE WAS THE first national swimming
organization was established

A

JAPAN

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14
Q

In 1969, the French author ________ wrote “The Art of Swimming” describing a breaststroke very similar to modern breaststroke

A

MELECHISIDECH THEVENOT

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15
Q

the first known lifesaving group

A

CHIANGKANG ASSOCIATION FOR SAVING OF LIFE

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16
Q

WHERE DOES CHIANGKANG ASSOCIATION FOR SAVING OF LIFE WAS ESTABLISHED

A

CHINA

17
Q

who was able to read Thenvenot’s “The Art of Swimming” was credited for inventing the swimming fins at the age of ten

A

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

18
Q

an author from Schenepfenthal, Germany wrote “Gymnastik for fur die Jugend”

A

GUTS MUTS

19
Q

___________ of Italy wrote a two-volume book about swimming including floating practice as a prerequisite for swimming lessons.

A

KANONIKUS ORONZIO DE BERNARDI

20
Q

a swimming club named the ________ was founded in Uppsala, Sweden

A

UPSALA SIMSALLSHAP

21
Q

invested the lifebelt, a devise which was known at the time as ‘Seaman’s Friend”.

A

W.H MALLISON

22
Q

WHEN WAS THE FIRST GERMAN SWIMMING CLUB WAS FOUNDED

A

1837

23
Q

swimming skates are presently known as the

A

SURF-BOARD

24
Q

WHEN AND WHERE WAS the first indoor swimming
pool was built

A

1862, ENGLAND

25
Q

HE swam 100 yards with the time 1:02.50 using
sidestroke

A

J.H THAYERS

26
Q

HE swam the English Channel and was known to be the first man to do this stint.

A

CAPTAIN MATTHEW WEBB

27
Q

The first European Amateur Swimming Competition was done in _____ in ____.

A

VIENNA 1882

28
Q

built a swimming pool in the castle of Liderh in 1879

A

KING LUDWIG II OF BAVARIA

29
Q

Synchronized swimming started in the ____ century

A

19TH

30
Q

The first Synchronized Swimming Competition was done in ___ in ___ limiting to a men’s event only

A

BERLIN, 1891

31
Q

HE designed a rescue can or cylinder which is popularly known nowadays as the lifesaving device in Baywalsh

A

CAPT. HENRY SHEFFIELD

32
Q

a Spanish priest historian in his book, “Relacion delos Islas Filipinos” showed that Filipino men and women and even children swam like fishes.

A

FATHER CHIRINO

33
Q

In 1907, the first swimming pool in the country was constructed at

A

FORT MCKINLEY YMCA

34
Q

emerged as the Most Outstanding Filipino Swimmer in the 2nd Championship Meet 1912

A

CONRADO BENITEZ

35
Q

a Philippine Scout soldier of the U.S Army won recognition as the greatest Filipino swimmer for his feats in National Championship Meets, the Far East and the Olympic Games.

A

TEOFILO YLDEFONSO

36
Q

In 1951, the first Asian Games was conducted in

A

NEW DELHI

37
Q

In 1954, the 2nd Asian Games was held in

A

MANILA

38
Q

In 1962, the 4th Asian Games was held in

A

JAKARTA, INDONESIA

39
Q

In 2009, PASA is no longer called Philippine Amateur Swimming Association but

A

PHILIPPINE AQUATICE SPORT ASSOCIATION