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A SWIMMER'S TIME IN THE 100 METER BACKSTROKE IS 58 SECONDS WHEN ROUNDED TO THE NEAREST WHOLE NUMBER. nAME THE FASTEST AND SLOWEST TIMES POSSIBLE IN DECIMALS ROUNDED TO THE HUNDREDTHS PLACE.?
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The lowest is 57.50 secs and the highest is 58.49 secs.
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∙ 6y ago58.49, 57.50
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A swimmers time in the 100 meter backstroke is 58 seconds when rounded to the nearest whole number Name the fastest and slowest times possible in decimals rounded to the hundredths place?
58.01 fastest 58.99 slowest
What does 100 relay mean in Swimming terms?
There are many types of relays in swimming. The two main categories are Medley Relays and Freestyle Relays. A medley relay consists of 4 swimmers, with each swimmer doing a different stroke (Backstroke, butterfly, breaststroke, freestyle). A freestyle relay consists of 4 swimmers, with each one swimming freestyle. A 100 relay would mean that each swimmer is going for 25 yards/meters. A 200 relay means 50 yards/meters each and so on. Sometimes relays are referred to as "four by (length)" relays. So a 400 yard freestyle relay consisting of four 100 yard freestyle legs would be called a "four by 100 yard free relay" and so on...and so on also swimming is an awsome sport!!!!!!
What type of body shape and tail shape do the triggerfish and hawkfish have?
Compressed - side to side. Good for maneuvering in small places. Slow swimmers.
What measure do you use to measure a swimming pool?
You can measure a swimming pool b cubic meters or gallons.
How or where is buoyancy used in real life?
Buoyancy is used for many life examples, submarines, swimmers would like to know about it, and the army would use it. Those are some life examples that of real life that buoyancy would be used! Hope this helps!
A swimmers time in the 100 meter backstroke is 58 seconds when rounded to the nearest whole number Name the fastest and slowest times possible in decimals rounded to the hundredths place?
58.01 fastest 58.99 slowest
Common errors in the stroke execution of freestyle backstroke and breaststroke?
Freestyle: Crossover. Swimmers have a tendency to cross their arms over to the other side while stroking. Backstroke: Swimmers should remain on their sides as much as possible, instead of their back. Rotation is key. Breaststroke: Swimmers kick their legs out too far. Should keep their insweep in as much as possible.
Which indoor swimming event do the swimmers start in the water?
Backstroke
What is only stroke were a race begins with the swimmers in the water?
The backstroke.
How does a coach find all the details of all female backstroke swimmers?
Technically,he can use a statistic method, generalizing all swimmers, or picking at random...
What are two types of strokes?
Butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke. These and Freestyle [ swimmers choice ] comprise the strokes used in competition.
Womans backstroke swimmers?
hey there! ok well my favourite back stroke swimmer is the south African chanelle van wyk. she is absalutly amazing!!:)
When is the elementery backstroke used in the water?
Backstroke or back crawl is one of the four swimming styles used in competitive events regulated by FINA, and the only one of these styles swum on the back. This swimming style has the advantage of easy breathing, but the disadvantage of swimmers not being able to see where they are going. It also has a different start from the other three competition swimming styles. The swimming style is similar to an upside down front crawl or freestyle. Both backstroke and front crawl are long-axis strokes. In individual medley backstroke is the second style swum; in the medley relay it is the first style swum.
Are there any other strokes apart from the four most common strokes in swimming?
No, The Only Strokes Are The Four Main Strokes (Freestyle,Backstroke,Breastroke,and Butterfly). However There Are Drills That Competitive Swimmers Use, But They Are NotRegular Strokes. [;Yes !Dog Paddle, Old English backstroke, sidestroke.
What are facts about swimming?
You will get wet.-there are four main strokes. -butterfly -backstroke -freestyle -Breastroke -The pool can either be 25yards or 50yards -The flags on each side are for backstroke so you can tell where the wall is. -for meets, there are touchpads to get accurate finishes for each of the swimmers. Can't think of anything else important.
What are the NCAA pool backstroke flag layout?
Backstroke flags are to be measured 15 feet from the pool's edge. Swimmers' stroke count from the flags varies by age, body size, and stroke efficiency, but typically a count will fall around 2-3 strokes for competitive adult swimmers. Younger athletes may take 3-5 strokes. Beginning level swimmers typically have a stroke count that changes as their stroke develops, but may reach up to 7 or more strokes at early ages. Stroke count can also vary based on pace (race intensity, practice intensity, etc). Most lane lines are designed with a color change that coincides with backstroke flag placement.
How must swimmers end the race in freestyle?
it depends on the stroke you are doing e.g:- backstroke - end on your back- breastktroke - touch with two hands- butterfly - touch with two hands- front cruel - end with on hand.
