### person | athlete:

Swimmer
* Learn to swim.
* Many swimmers do open water events, from races, to triathlons, to World Championships
  - have a bad habit of letting their knees descend towards the water before jumping
  - like to use goggles when practicing, and even when competing
  - practice late at night, then go home to a meal
  - train for more than ten years during their careers
* More swimmers drown than non-swimmers.
* Most swimmers choose to wear swim caps and goggles.
* Most swimmers develop aerobic fitnesses
  - give up long distance swims, because of hyperthermia ie rapid loss of body heat
* Most swimmers have ages
  - maximum velocity limits
  - respiration
  - skeletal ages
  - spines
* Most swimmers hold breaths
  - underwater breaths
  - like to wear swim goggles
  - love fish
  - occupy habitats
  - push against a wall of water as if they're trying to climb out
  - try to swim against the current and become fatigued and drown
  - use arms
* Most swimmers wear body suits
  - rubber suits
  - wet suits
  - workout twice a day, at least for four hours
* Some swimmers also do yoga to increase flexibility
  - use eye drops to reduce the redness from chemicals
* Some swimmers are artists, some are athletes, but the greatest swimmers are a combination of both
  - better at adapting to the aquatic world than others
  - can close their nostrils with the upper lip or with the compressor naris muscles
  - carry ropes
  - describe experience
  - feed on fish
  - live in coastal water
* Some swimmers live in shallow coastal water
  - show fear
* Some swimmers suffer from abrasion
  - asthma
  - dental abrasion
* Some swimmers use an ear plug that prevents the dirty water from settling inside
  - flippers
  - hoofs
* also learn to set personal differences aside and work together
  - suffer from ear infections, folliculitis, asthma, and overtraining syndrome
* are a breed of their area
  - able to float with ease on the water surface
* are capable of kick
  - known to eat a lot because of all the calories that are burned
* are located in beachs
  - pools
  - swimming pools
  - particularly prone to shoulder imbalances and their related injuries
  - responsible for their own health and safety
  - travelers
  - vulnerable to dehydration, especially during the hot summer months
  - workers
* avoid sharks.
* can accurately report when they are stressed
  - drown in a minute
  - experience hypothermia even in the summer
  - get serious burns on their feet and legs
  - improve their times significantly by improving their stroke technique
  - rapidly lose vital body heat and become mentally and physically impaired
  - swim from inside to outside
  - wear bathing suits that have pockets in the breast area for inserting a prosthesis
* definitely benefit from large hands and wide feet.
* ear The ear canal is the tube that ends at the eardrum.
* enjoy hot weather.
* enjoy unusual hot weather
* enter water.
* find water.
* gain self-esteem by mastering the water and successfully competing in meets.
* generate resistance.
* have strong bisceps and upper arms
  - biseps and upper arms
* have to be able to stay under water with holding their breath for long time
  - at least seven years old and comfortable in water
  - make high-pitched dolphin noises if they want to pass the time while they exercise
  - weak legs but lean bodies that is streamlined for moving fast through water
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* learn to feel comfortable in the water and enjoy the water.
* lose water through their skin and don' t realize it.
* move through the water using the combination of other body parts.
* return to coasts.
* roll their hands around their wrists and breathe as the hands turn in.
* take breaths
  - drugs to increase endurance
* to wear stinger suits
* turn heads.
* usually contact the jellyfish while floating on the surface of the water
  - start off a race by diving in or starting in the water
* vary in their ability to hear and carry on a conversation.
+ Human swimming: Water sports :: Summer Olympic sports
  * Swimmers move through the water using the combination of other body parts. Swimmers have to be able to stay under water with holding their breath for long time.