How far and often do you need to swim for it to actually keep you fit?


(and give you a pair of shoulders like a grizzly bear)



Answers:

How can i become a better swimmer?

Alternating lengths of breaststroke and front crawl for 30 minutes can burn calories and really build up your strength. Doing this 2 or 3 times a week is definitely enough to keep you fit.

I need any information on the San Francisco Merrionettes the sychronizing swim team from 1960's.?

try the Channel..

Swimmers, what is the best way to do a 200 Fly?

i used to swim for about 3 hours a day, continous laps of 50's. And i got really fit from, thats great shoulders, back, and abs.

How do i get my lifeguard certification in phoenix?

Well, you are supposed to walk 10,000 steps a day to keep fit. i'm not sure about swimming. maybe its 30 mins breast stroke 30mins front crawl

Have you ever jumped off a 3 metre diving board?

the English channel is ok for a start then after a week both ways there wont be a lot of you left so forget the shoulders

Should the technlogy in the wonderjock be used on speedos?

I am a competitive swimming, and at the peak of our training we do 7000-9000 yards to stay in peak condition.

Thinking of swimming with manatees in crystal river Florida is it worth it? or should i swim with dolphins?

breast stroke is good for girls and guys, but shoulders u can get from butterfly...so yea

More Questions & Answers...
  • How to snorkel?
  • Where can I find a list of public swimming pools that have programs for the handicap?
  • What celebrated swimmer made the best buy fish famous from the 2003 olympics?
  • A few months ago I asked a question about underwater diving video cameras. Can you help?
  • Broad SHoulders!?
  • Can you use liquid chlorine in a spa tub?
  • A question about diving?
  • Free Diving?
  • I have tinnitus. Will scuba diving make it better or worse?
  • Is it worth going scuba diving in cyprus?
  • Help! I have some questions regarding cross training?

    This article contents is create by this website user, Sports1234.com doesn't promise its accuracy.
    Copyright 2007-2009 Sports1234.com     Contact us    Terms of Use

    Sports