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This depends what type of swimming pool you are in. If your in a 50m pool, then 1 lap is bound to be 50m, then it's the exact same in a 25m pool, you would have swam 1 lap which is equivalent to 25m.

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Well, isn't that a lovely question! If you're swimming in a standard 50-meter pool, then 1000 meters would be 20 laps. Just imagine yourself gliding through the water, one lap at a time, enjoying the peaceful rhythm of your strokes. Remember, there's no rush in art or swimming - just enjoy the journey!

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It typically takes around 20 laps in a 25-meter pool to swim 1000 meters. Each lap is 25 meters, so by swimming 20 laps you will cover a total distance of 1000 meters.

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9mo ago
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One lap is usually measured as the distance from one end of the pool to the other and back. For an Olympic-size pool, which is 50 meters in length, one lap is 100 meters.

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14y ago
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1000m / length of lap in metres = number of laps.

You need to specify the lap length.

If, for example the length is 25m, then 1000/25 = 40 laps.

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Olympic size pool is 8 lengths

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Of an olympic track, just 1 lap exactly

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20 laps.

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7.5

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25

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4y ago
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