What are the rules in Swimming?

Answer 1

Swimming, like most sports, has a vast number of rules. Some common ones are as follows:

Two hand touch in Butterfly and Breastroke
Must remain on your back in Backstroke
Must use correct IM order
Head must break surface before hands come around in first stroke for Breastroke

and many others besides. For a full list see link below.

Answer 2

Some things you could get disqualified for in compitition swimming are:

Leaving the block early

Doing flutter kick on breast or fly

Touching the bottom of the pool with your feet

Going further than 15

laying on your stomach too long on a back stroke turn

Answer 3

No running

no ducking

no diving

no pushing

• Instruct babysitters about potential pool hazards to young children and about the use of protective devices, such as door alarms and latches. Emphasize the need for constant supervision.

• Never leave a child unsupervised near a pool. During social gatherings at or near a pool, appoint a "designated watcher" to protect young children from pool accidents. Adults may take turns being the "watcher." When adults become preoccupied, children are at risk.

• If a child is missing, check the pool first. Seconds count in preventing death or disability. Go to the edge of the pool and scan the entire pool, bottom and surface, as well as the pool area.

• Do not allow a young child in the pool without an adult.

• Do not consider young children to be drown proof because they have had swimming lessons. Children must be watched closely while swimming.

• Do not use flotation devices as a substitute for supervision.

• Learn CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation). Babysitters and other caretakers, such as grandparents and older siblings, should also know CPR.

• Keep rescue equipment by the pool. Be sure a telephone is poolside with emergency numbers posted nearby.

• Remove toys from in and around the pool when it is not in use. Toys can attract young children to the pool.

• Never prop open the gate to a pool barrier.

Answer 4

Butterfly Must touch wall with two hands

Breaststroke

Must touch wall with two hands

Must keep elbows and knees in water at all times (except for start)

and in all strokes you are not allowed to pass a certain point (depends on pool)

underwater.

Answer 5

The rules of the public swimming baths is to wear the appropriate swim wear, and show consideration to other users of the swimming pool, especially when the pool is full, and taking care when young children around you are learning to swim.

Take heed of the pool attendants instructions on what you can and cannot do with regard to the general safety of the public and yourself.

Street clothes are not permitted in the swimming pool.

No glass bottles or jars are allowed to avoid the possibility of injury from broken glass. Swimmers must not be under the influence of any alcoholic products.

No swimming with any foot disorders/ Athletes foot or open sores, or any transmittable diseases, All swimmers must take a shower before entering the swimming pool.

No running around the pool will be tolerated in view of the safety of other pool users, you must seek the advice of the pool attendants with regard to practicing diving, water must be at least 18/20 foot deep.

Please remember you swim at your own risk.

Answer 6

Each public and private swimming pool will have their own rules and regulations. Some rules may be no diving, no children under a specific age, and no alcohol.

Answer 7

Go to the web address for the Official 2010 USA Swimming Rules and Regulations.

Answer 8

They are used to keep you safe. You must follow your pool's rules.