one of many lanes in a competition pool is about 10 feet wide. though I have been in one lane pools of 8 foot width that work just fine. one reason for the extra width in the multi lane pool is that when in heavy use, there is some overlap of hands/arms and the width is useful to avoid collision. also, during competition, the lanes are wide so that swimmers cannot draft off of one another. hope this helps aloha
In a standard 25m pool, that would be 52 lengths. In an olympic-sized 50m pool, 26.
Typically each lane will be 2.5 meters (8.25 feet) wide. So, just multiply that by the number of lanes the pool has.
32 lengths of a standard training pool 25m
about 100!
it depends on the size of the pool an olympic size pool (50m) would be about 33 lengths or a more common size pool is 25m which would be 66 lengths
1603036 lengths of a (standard) 25m pool - that's going to take a long time!
25m
There are many different kinds. The most common is 6 lanes. There are also a lot of 8 lane pools.
It depends on the length of the pool. In a 25m pool, it is 6 lengths.
well it depends on the level of the meet. higher level meets can have up to 10 lanes and 50m long. but a standard competitive pool has 6 lanes and is 25m long.
A semi-olympic pool is 25 meters long by 12.5 meters wide with a depth of between 1.2 and 1.6 meters.
70 in a 25yd pool/ 25m pool 35 in a 50yd pool/ 50m pool