Swimming Flashcards

1
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competitive swimming began in what place

A

London

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2
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What year did competitive swimming begin

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1837

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3
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He swam across the England Channel

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Captain Matthew Webb of England

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4
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What dates did captain swim across the English Channel

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August 24 and 25, 1875

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5
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What stroke did captain use when swimming across the England Channel

A

breaststroke

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6
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Swimming for man was included in what Olympics

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First Modern Olympic Games in Athens

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7
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What year was swimming for man included in the Olympics?

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1896

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8
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Who revived swimming for man

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French Baron Pierre de Coubertin

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9
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Women started to compete in the Olympics in what year

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1912

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10
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Where was the Olympics held when women started to compete in swimming

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Stockholm

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11
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International competition in swimming is under the discretion of

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Federacion Internationale Natacion Amateur

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12
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What governs swimming competitions in the Philippines

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Amateur Swimming Association

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13
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What are the governing bodies for swimming in Negros Occidental

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Negros Occidental Amateur Swimming Association & Negros Occidental Swimming Association

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14
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Never swim while having

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any type of contagious disease

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15
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A _________ should be taken to avoid contaminating the pool

A

cleansing shower

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16
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______ should be worn in all pools by men and women

A

bathing caps

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17
Q

pollution of water by _______, ________, & ________ should be avoided

A

spitting, spouting, and blowing of nose

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18
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Taking another shower should be followed when ________

A

leaving the pool

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19
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Only those _______ or with _____ should be allowed the deck

A

barefoot or bathing sandals

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20
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_________ of all types should be excluded from the pool area

A

Animals

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21
Q

Avoid using______ or _______ when cleaning up

A

dirty towels or common toilet articles

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22
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Upon leaving the pool, one should ______

A

take a bath

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23
Q

use the _______ as much as possible when learning and going to swim

A

buddy system

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24
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do not enter the water immediately after ______

A

eating

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do not remain in the water if too _____ or ______
tired or chilled
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Never _____ into any strange body of water without _______ by a feet first entry of a surface dive.
dive, testing for depth
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adjust to water temperature slowly through ______
shower
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Never _______ unless you are in real trouble
yell for help
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Never ________ in the pool area
play rough or play monkey
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never ______, ______ or _____ anyone in the water
push, pull, or throw
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Do not swim while wearing ______
jewelry
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Swim only in the presence of a ______
lifeguard
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Never swim in _______ water
unguarded
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Never ________ or _______ especially in the ocean
boast or show off
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is designed to develop your upper body and arms for a more powerful stroke
pull float
36
are a multi-purpose training tool which teach proper stroke technique, stroke efficiency, and will build upper body strength.
Agility Hand Paddles
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is a great way to strengthen your legs, which play a major part for competitive swimmers. You can practice your kick for all strokes with this board.
kickboard
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they protect your eyes from pool chemicals and will help you see clearly in the water.
Goggles
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Three safe pool entries?
Poolside steps, sitting swivel entry, jumping entry
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what entry is done by holding on to the rails with both hands and stepping down one step at a time
Using poolside steps
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what entry is done when from a sitting position, with legs in the water, placing both hands to one side and then turning your back to the water. Then lowering yourself gradually into the water, keeping hold of the poolside at all times.
Sitting swivel entry
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What type of entry is done when one jumps away from the poolside and bending the knees on landing
Jumping pool entry
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It prepares you for rhythmic breathing in deeper water and aims to let you become comfortable inside water.
bobbing
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It uses buoyancy to help you relax and paves a way to mastering different swimming strokes
floating
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With feet on the floor or flat against the wall, you stretch both hands out in front and at the same time push off the wall with your feet
gliding
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freestyle stroke is also known as
front crawl
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it is the fastest and most efficient of the swimming strokes
freestyle
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the freestyle stroke is swum in ______ position with the facing down while the head remains in a ______ position
horizontal, neutral
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Arm movement: it is when the arm extended forward underwater at the end of the previous arm recovery
starting position
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Arm movement: the forearm moves down while elbow remains high in the water
Downsweep
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Arm movement: the forearm and palm are in line, vertical and facing backward, while the elbow is still high in the water.
Catch in the high elbow position
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Arm movement: The Catch is the beginning of the __________
propulsive phase
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Arm Movement: The arm moves as a unit, like a big paddle, pulling at the water. The upper arm moves backward and inward, while the hand sweeps from outside the shoulder to below the belly.
Insweep
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Arm movement: The hand changes direction and moves from below the belly toward the hip, now pushing against the water. At the same time, the body rolls onto its side so that the hip moves out of the way of the hand.
Upsweep
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Arm Movement: The arm leaves the water at the hip, with the elbow leading, and the forearm and hand following.
Release
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Arm movement: The arm swings forward, with the forearm relaxed and dangling.
Recovery
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Arm movement: Once the hand has passed the head, it dives back into the water, and the arm extends forward underwater. At the same time, the head and body roll back to a neutral position.
Entry and extension forward
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Arm movement: As soon as the recovering arm dives into the water, the other arm begins pulling backward in the water, and so on.
Synchronization of arms
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It is a bit of overlap in the underwater phases of both arms: the recovering arm will have already entered the water while the other arm is still pulling underwater.
front-quadrant swimming
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what kick does the freestyle use
flutter kick
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when breathing during the freestyle stroke, the swimmer turns his head to_______ during arm recovery
the side
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It is believed that man learned how to swim by
observing animals
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It is the initial stroke observed by humans
dog paddle
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Carving on walls found dating back to _______ showed pictures of swimmers
9000 B.C.
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Swimming was a part of the training of ________ warriors during the middle ages.
Greek Roman