Swimming styles Essays

  • Bronze Medallion Reflection

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    certification that includes a timed distance swim, called the endurance swim at camp, along with training in various water-based injury scenarios, As I was never a particularly strong swimmer, I was understandably worried by the daily two hours of swimming mandated by the SC course, and the final exams for the Bronze Medallion, especially having ignored my brother’s recommendations of preparing for

  • Revealing The Facts Behind Myths About Swimming For Kids

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    Guest Post Keyword – Swimming Lessons Peoria AZ Revealing the Facts behind Myths about Swimming for Kids Swimming is one exercise that you can keep practicing till as long as you want to. Also, very few exercises bring as many benefits to an individual as swimming. Quite obviously therefore, swimming is a recommended exercise for the present-day kids who get little time to relax and have fun amidst their busy schedules. Making sure that your little one learns how to swim from a very early age is

  • The Iliad: The Benefits Of Swimming

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    Written testament to early swimming falls within the past 3,000 years. The Bible, the Iliad, the Odyssey all contain references to swimming. Thucydides said the activity in scripts that are 2,400 years old. Murals of the Tepantila House at Teotihuacan near Mexico City show men taking the plunge into the waters of Tlalocan, the heavenly pool of Tlaloc, god of water. Many of the world's ancient civilisations swam, including the Egyptians, the Phoenicians, Persians, Romans and Greeks. Bathing was a

  • Personal Narrative: My Inner City Recreation Program

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    Along with VBS I also volunteered with an inner city recreation program that took place at a boathouse in Lawrence, MA on the Merrimack river, where I now work seasonally and row, for two years. With this program, inner city recreation programs would come one day a week for a couple hours so the kids could swim, take out kayaks, canoes and sailboats and swim in the river. My job during the hours these rec. groups were there was to push kids out into the water in canoes and kayaks and give swim tests

  • Why Is It Important To Bid Triathlons?

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    Triathlons incorporate swimming, cycling, and running into one race but “of the U.S. Olympic triathletes, all but one have come from a Division I swimming or running background,” according to USA Triathlon’s website (“Collegiate Recruitment Program”).  This means the strongest swimmers and runners are the ones that are able to make it to the Olympics. But you have to do more work on the bike in races outside of the Olympics and so the cycling portion is more important to winning these races. Olympic

  • How Math Is Involved With The Sport Of Competitive Swimming

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    Competitive swimming began in the late nineteenth century. It is a popular leisure activity that is a major competition sport in many countries. Since the time of competitive swimming, it has been using some sort of mathematics. Mathematics is essential and involved with the sport of swimming by pool measurements, training and stroke technique Pool measurements are a main part of how mathematics is involved with the sport of swimming. In swimming there are three different distances that pools can

  • The Swimmer Analysis

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    Life, Enjoy it All In the Swimmer by Johns Cheever, the life of a man, Neddy from the suburbs, is being portrayed from being normal to loneliness and then to isolation. Suburbia is often perceived as a lifestyle where it people live in homes that look very similar, cookie cutter homes, just outside the city within commuting distance. This story shows a more defined consider the downward fall of Neddy Merrill’s life through the time travel via summer events. Going back to nice summer day, with

  • Reflective Essay On Rowing

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    I know from first-hand experience that athletes can become bored, tired, and all out frustrated when training for long periods of time. In the sport of rowing, it is year-round training, which can become quite overwhelming and long. While the fall and spring are the two seasons of racing, the summer and winter seasons are when the rowers are putting in the meters perfecting their technique and stroke, to ensure that they are at their best come racing season. The winter season is the most grueling

  • Disadvantages Of Expert Swimming

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    discussion by listing the main causes of this fear. The Main Causes 1. This fear can be related to a frightening experience that happened during childhood. 2. It is sometimes caused by the instinctive fear of death (i.e. drowning). 3. It can be taught by swimming instructors who use stressful or ineffective teaching methods. 4. It may be related to the “fear of the unknown.” Many people do not want to swim

  • The Importance Of Swimmer's Ear In Kids

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    Swimmer’s Ear in Kids: Important Things to Know Swimming is extremely beneficial for the kids as much as it is for the adults. In fact, if you are able to let your kid join the swim lessons in Queen Creek as early as possible, he/she will surely be thanking you later for the healthy body and the fresh mind that you have initiated them into. Having said that, while introducing your kid to swimming, you have to take certain safety standards and make sure that the little one’s initial encounter with

  • Scrooge's Character Analysis

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    ebbing and flowing. Sometimes the water is calm, and sometimes it is overwhelming. All we can do is learn to swim” says Vicki Harrison, the author of Dressed to Thrill. Learning to swim is something that almost everyone can accomplish. Much like swimming in the ocean, no matter how overwhelming it can become, everyone can learn to cope with their grief. For the main character, however, he strives to take on his grief without learning to swim. Throughout the story, three ghost visit Scrooge and help

  • My Swimming Career: A Short Story

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    bench waiting to be escorted to the starting blocks, I couldn’t help but think, this is the end of my swimming career. I had spent the last eleven years of my life dedicating my life to this sport and it was all ending. I remembered all the six am practices, the miles and miles traveled to swim meets, and the thousands of yards I had put into my training. I looked over at my cousin, who was also swimming at state in the 100 breaststroke as me, and flashed a nervous smile. She looked at me with big eyes

  • An Argumentative Essay On Soul Surfer

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    The Hamiltons live in Lihue, Kauai. They are a happy family who loves to surf. On February 8, 1990 the Hamiltons had their third and final child. Her name is Bethany. Bethany has two older brothers, Noah and Tim. Bethany learned to surf at a very young age. By the time she was 8 she was surfing competitively against other young surfers. She was so good, that when she was 9, she got her first sponsorship. Bethany spent so much time surfing that she was home schooled and her mom was her teacher.

  • Informative Essay On Survival Swim

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    their child learning how to swim. Survival swim lessons gives infants and toddlers the skills they need to move through the water independently while incorporating being able to breath when needed. Although some parents are fearful of their child swimming, infants and toddlers should be enrolled in survival swim lessons. It is common to dismiss this silent killer. Seventy five percent of drowning victims are between the age one and three (MomsTEAM). More than half of these drownings occur in the child’s

  • Personal Narrative: My Swim Coach

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    My swim coach is someone I have known for very little time, but I already know will make a huge impact in my life. Bob has been coaching for over forty years and although I have only known him for three weeks, I have already developed a love-hate relationship with him. He loves to torture me at practice, and I hate it. He is an older guy with a big personality. You can hear him even when he’s not in the room. He loves to joke around, but I don’t laugh hysterically when he “jokes” about making

  • Advantages Of Lifeguard

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    Keeping pace with popular opinion, there are many advantages to having a summer job as a lifeguard. The most notable and obvious is the financial gain one can receive. Being a lifeguard is one of the highest paying jobs a minor can work. With it comes money to spend and money to manage that one otherwise would not have obtained. Furthermore, the work experience is valuable, appreciated, and quite helpful with other jobs. The duties of a lifeguard develop trust, respect for authority, and camaraderie

  • Personal Narrative: Who I Am As A Learner

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    Who I am as a learner. Well let me start by letting me tell you that I am a very good at swimming so good went to nationals this summer ,I placed 2nd overall in my age division. This summer I also placed 1 in my best stroke which is breaststroke. When I was in third grade it was New Years Day and I was at my Grandma 's house when his dog attacked me. we rushed to the urgent care and I got glued up. The doctor was super nice and he gave my bubblegum smelling glue. I was very sad that I couldn

  • Personal Statement: Marine Biology

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    I have wanted to be a marine biologist since I was in kindergarten. I grew up being around the water with a beach house on the cape and since age eight, I have competed on a swim team. I am now a lifeguard, swim instructor, and an assistant swim coach. My freshman year I thought I had everything planned out for college. I knew where I wanted to go and what I wanted to do. Then, my sophomore year, I got a postcard in the mail from Maine Maritime. I started researching the school and soon fell in love

  • Personal Narrative Essay: The Journey Back To California

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    the water to get to the crack that starts the tsunami. She swims and swims so deep it starts to get dark. While she was swimming she opened her mouth forgetting she’s under water. She swallowed some water and scrunched her face because of the saltiness. While she was swimming she saw something like a rock so she knew she was close to the ground. She keeps swimming and swimming. Cara finally gets to the bottom of the ground and moved her hands around to touch the ground. It was bumpy and she felt

  • Day School Swimming Personal Statement

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    honor, wisdom, respect, and compassion. My dedication to swimming and to the Day Camp have allowed me to become more actively involved in the community. Through these acts of service and leadership, my true self emerges strong and emboldened. The sport of swimming is remarkable and inspiring as it opens your eyes to a whole new light. After ten years of dedication, I have had the embrace of the team experience and grown in so many ways. Swimming has taught me to be to put forth my best effort, to never