Those are stroke judges. They make sure each swimmer is swimming with correct technique. There are many rules about each stroke, and if a swimmer is doing an illegal technique they can be Disqualified
Things that can get you disqualified include:
Touching the bottom of the pool
Touching the lane line
False Start
Preforming the stroke wrong (doing a freestyle kick during a breaststroke race, etc)
Staying underwater too long after the wall (That's what the colors on the lane lines are are marking)
Not touching with both hands on every turn (in breaststroke and butterfly)
Taking more than one kick per stroke (in breaststroke)
Turning over too early (in Backstroke)
But olympic swimmers know better than to do any of those things, of course
What are most [people doing when they are being attacked by sharks. when there not swimming
Blue
For the people who are watching you not knowing what your doing it is going to be weird but to people who know what your doing it won't.
united states of America one the most medals in swimming thanks to Michael Phelps
dancing,marching or swimming.
doing it
reading, watching tv, sleeping, golfing, swimming, shopping, using computer
he is watching you
swimming
Cougar is watching you.
Apolo had first started inline speedskating when he was 6 years old, along with competitive swimming and speed roller skating. When Ohno was 12 years old, he then became interested in short-track speed skating when watching the athletes compete in the 1994 Olympic Games in Lillehammer. Ohno stated in an interview that literally three weeks later, he was on the ice doing the sport he loves. He is now 27 years of age.
People are doing any number of things on Earth. There are over 7 billion people, so they can be working, eating, sleeping, or watching television. Many people spend a lot of time driving as well.