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Swimming vocabulary. Warm up - Initial movements to warm up the body and get the blood flowing. Choice - The stroke or drill of your choosing. Easy - Doing something easy means slow. In a pace that is easy for me to do. Sprint - Doing something in a pace of the maximum speed I can master.
Swimming vocabulary. Interval - The amount of time you have to complete a certain distance including rest time. For example if the set is 4 x 25s on a 1:00 min interval, I can swim the 25 in :15 seconds and have :45 seconds of rest before I start the next 25. Time cap - Time limit of the whole set.
This page covers the vocabulary and language of swimming by explaining its styles and the events you can see at the Olympic Games. Most people like swimming for fun, but some people like swimming as a sport and take part in swimming competitions. These competitions usually include several different swimming styles; freestyle, breaststroke, ...
Glossary of those strange and wacky words we use in the sport of swimming. You may or may not find these words in the English Dictionary, and if you do, their definitions will probably be radically different than the ones listed in this Glossary. Relax and take your time reading.
to be/jump in at the deep end. to start something new and difficult without testing the water first, i.e. without introduction or preparation. Olympics 2008 bbclearningenglish.com.
An afternoon swim. A reading comprehension worksheet with questions intended for conversation at an intermediate level. Tasks involve questions to test comprehension and encourage c... 340 uses. haniatheteacher. Can you swim? Underline the correct answer.Read it with your students and than ask them to read on their own.
30 maj 2024 · The Swimming Dictionary is a list of 50 terms that are common in swimming, but might be lost on the casual fan or newbie to the sport.
