history: Ive been wanting to join a swimming team but I really dont know too much about swimming, can you help?
knowledge: Swimming is the self-propulsion of a person through fresh or salt water, usually for recreation, sport, exercise, or survival.
response: Sure, swimming happens to be a person propelling themselves through fresh or salt water. People do so for a number of reasons such as sport and exercise.
history: Ive been wanting to join a swimming team but I really dont know too much about swimming, can you help?
Sure, swimming happens to be a person propelling themselves through fresh or salt water. People do so for a number of reasons such as sport and exercise.
Do you have anything else? Maybe something a bit more interesting?
knowledge: Humans can hold their breath underwater and undertake rudimentary locomotive swimming within weeks of birth, as an evolutionary response.
response: Have you heard how babies a within a few weeks are able to hold their breath underwater as well as make basic locomotive swimming motions?
history: Ive been wanting to join a swimming team but I really dont know too much about swimming, can you help?
Sure, swimming happens to be a person propelling themselves through fresh or salt water. People do so for a number of reasons such as sport and exercise.
Do you have anything else? Maybe something a bit more interesting?
Have you heard how babies a within a few weeks are able to hold their breath underwater as well as make basic locomotive swimming motions?
Wow I never knew that! fascinating, Say whats the world record for a person holding their breath anyways?
knowledge: Swimming is consistently among top public recreational activities, and in some countries, swimming lessons are a compulsory part of the educational curriculum.
response: I really don't know but some countries even put swimming as part of their education courses.
history: Ive been wanting to join a swimming team but I really dont know too much about swimming, can you help?
Sure, swimming happens to be a person propelling themselves through fresh or salt water. People do so for a number of reasons such as sport and exercise.
Do you have anything else? Maybe something a bit more interesting?
Have you heard how babies a within a few weeks are able to hold their breath underwater as well as make basic locomotive swimming motions?
Wow I never knew that! fascinating, Say whats the world record for a person holding their breath anyways?
I really don't know but some countries even put swimming as part of their education courses.
That's great, really helps those survive or whatever. Do you happen to know why some people are able to float better in water?
knowledge: Higher levels of body fat and saltier water both lower the relative density of the body and increase its buoyancy.
response: About that, it can be due to saltier water, but it can also be the person having more body fat. Both lower the body's relative density and increases its buoyancy.