This answer depends on the competitive level of the athelete at hand. Anywhere between 10-30 hrs for competitive swimmers
The Olympic Training Center(OTC) in Co Springs, CO
3-4 hours a day
If someone wants to become an Olympic swimmer, they will need to start training many hours a day at an early age. You may also want to adopt a special diet, get a coach to help, and swim every day.
football train for 4 hours a day
Hamish Carter, the New Zealand triathlete and Olympic gold medalist, typically trains for around 25 to 30 hours a week, which averages to about 3.5 to 4.5 hours a day. His training regimen includes swimming, cycling, and running, tailored to enhance his performance in triathlons. However, the exact hours can vary depending on his training phase and upcoming competitions.
i know that in China, they take the girls when they are about 3 years old, and train them for whatever sport. They train almost everyday, with alot of hours. They make the gymnast homeschool so they can be at the gym more.
normal people cant take part in the Olympic Games unless they train extra hard of unless if they are very gifted to get involved in the Olympic games
they have prsonal trainers to train them
alot??
Synchronized swimming does not stink! It is a great sport and has many dedicated swimmers. It is a very difficult sport and many people practice for hours every day. To be elite take slots of hard work and if you ask anyone who has competed at this level they will tell you how hard they have to train and how difficult it is. Having done synchronized swimming myself I know it is a great sport and its time that people recognize it for the sport that it is.
To train and get fit.
very hard