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Swimming part 2

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open water opportunities prerequisites Sailing and Surfing
prescription of goggles corrective lenses
longest race for women 800m
Rock painting age 10,000 years old
Rock painting location Wadi Sura southern Egypt
Cave swimming technique backstroke and doggy paddle
salt makers in Halle Germany HALOREN
Free style meter 1,200m
Sailor style meter 100m
underwater photography Japanese
introduce swimming in country American Military
first dual meet YMCA and The Fort Mckinley YMCA
took swimming while growing up, a varsity swimmer Dean Conrado F. Benite
Popularize women's swimming Nancy Ebnerg
designed rescue can Capt. Henry Sheffield
Band in FINA Bodyskins
YMCA meaning Young Men's Christian Association
NSS meaning National Swimming Society
DLRG meaning Deutsche Lebens-Rettungs-Gesellschaft
FINA meaning Federation Internationale de Natation Amateur
PASA meaning Philippine Amateur Swimming Association
NPTS meaning National Plan for Teaching Swimming
ASA Amateur Swimming Association
ASS Amateur Swimming Society
American Teams YMCA, American Columbian Club, USS Saratoga
suspend the swimming competition Japanese Occupation
competition resumed 14 years
first version of crawl scissor kick
Frederick Cavill taught this technique Australian Crawl
most early swimmers used Breaststroke
swimming as competitive sport in england 1800's
Year of male only in athens 1896
Nikolaus Wynman worte complete book about swimming 1538
Colymbetes sive de arte notandi dialogus et festivus et iucundus lectu The swimmer or a dialogue on the art of swimming and joyful pleasant to read
French who wrote "Art of Swimming" Melchisedech Thevenot
4 Blue ropes 1 and 8
2 Green ropes 2,3,6,7
3 Yellow ropes 4 and 5
Feature of Olympic size pool Depth, Walls, Water temperature, lane, lane rope, lane marking, starting platform, rules and regulation, volume, feature
marked on end walls and touch panel Target lines
regulate the design, layout, measurement of olympic size pool FINA
create consistency recognized by international Olympic Committee FINA function
written set of rules Committee
first swimming pool in Fort Mckinley YMCA 1907
First elastic swimsuit by jantzen 1913
Held in Manila against China and Japan 1913
american columbian 1st swimming meet 1911
aquatic meet 2nd championship meet 1912
difficult but great speed Butterfly stroke
flipturns Backstroke
joined after initial competition American Columbian club
two outside lane used as buffer zone
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