How Many Swimming Laps Are In One Mile?

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Did you know that a "swimming mile" is actually about 6% shorter than a full mile? Learn how to swim a true mile in this week's Whiteboard Wednesday!
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I've always wondered this! Haha thanks for the info :)

paigewalters

Great videos, thank you for all that effort .

salun.alnuaime

It's a crazy system.
But swimming is an ancient sport and tradition means everything.

gybx

What weight lifting do you recommend for a swimmer?

ryanmilton

To swim 1500 in a 25 meter pool requires you to swim 60 lengths. That’s why I avoid short course pools because I miscalculate all the time.

KeithHiew

could you possibly go over the best techniques for how to swim in an actual event like how to sprint cause I understand having the basics down is great and being able to swim every stoke perfectly is nice for efficiency in practice but id like to know how to, for example, sprint freestyle better. cause most of the time I've had coaches just give me a set to do and I just go, usually without any explanation of how to swim the set better or more efficiently. I've always had to ask my teammates with more experience than me and watch people swim events by myself to get my own feedback. most of us probably know about the "windmill" technique in freestyle but you obviously don't wanna do that all the time in practice. before I knew about that technique I would just try to swim "perfect freestyle" but just faster. just by learning that and modifying it a little I was able to drop around 3-4 seconds in my 100 free times. id just like to know some general tips for going fast in each stroke or event. like how is the stroke different in different events like the 50, 100, 200, 500, etc. in freestyle.

casonpower