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How do you get to number 4 position at the start of swimming?
It's not position four it's lane 4 reserved for the fastest swimmer in the race.
In lane four, who is currently leading the swimming race?
The swimmer leading in lane four is Sarah.
Who was the first Australian swimmer to win a gold medal in the modern Olympics?
The first Australian to win gold was swimmer Frederick Lane who won the 200 meter freestyle and 200 meter obstacle events at the 1900 Games in Paris. Lane was from Manly, New South Wales.
What lane wins most in swimming?
The lane with the fastest swimmer in it! Organizers typically try to put the fastest swimmers in the center lanes, but it doesn't always work out that way.
What does the code SL-5L mean in swimming?
S=Stroke L=Legs 5=lap/length L=Wrong lane So I would interpret this as on the 5th lap, the swimmer kicked into an adjoining (wrong) lane therefore disrupting the neighbouring swimmer. Stroke indicates it was an offence whilst performing a recognised stroke, rather than other types of violations such as false start, not touching wall at end of each lap etc.
How are swimming finals lane selected?
By the swimmer's seed times coming into the race. The middle lanes are the fastest, and the outer lanes are progressively slower (that's why the swimmers often seem to be in a V shape) To be specific, the swimmer with the fastest time swims in lane 4, 2nd fastest in lane 5, third fastest in lane 3 fourth fastest in lane 6 fifth fastest in lane 2 sixth fastest in lane 7 seventh fastest in lane 1 eighth fastest in lane in lane 8.
Swimming disqualification code SL-5L what does this mean?
S=Stroke L=Legs 5=lap/length L=Wrong lane So I would interpret this as on the 5th lap, the swimmer kicked into an adjoining (wrong) lane therefore disrupting the neighbouring swimmer. Stroke indicates it was an offence whilst performing a recognised stroke, rather than other types of violations such as false start, not touching wall at end of each lap etc.
In which lane did the Great Fire of London start?
Pudding Lane
What is it called when the outside lane gets a head start from the inside lane in a relay race?
A staggered start.
Why is there a T marking on the bottom of the olympic pool?
The "T" at each end of the lane in a competetive pool is to warn the swimmer of the aproach of the turn.
Did the Great Fire of London start in a bakers in Pudding Lane?
The Great Fire of London did start in Puddings Lane.
When a swimmer leaves before the signal what is it called?
It is referred to as a false start.
