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.
when people swimming lanes divided by lane lines
BY stats and averages
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A lane is a small pathway. It can alse be used to denote a fixed route, such as a 'swimming lane".
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In Olympic swimming pools there must always be 10 lanes. Although only 8 of these are used it still must have a lane rope between each lane, so there are 9 lane ropes used.
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It depends on the pool. Most competitive swim meets take place in 8-lane or 10-lane pools. Meets taking place in 10-lane pools typically fill the entire pool for the preliminary heats. In other words, all 10 lanes are taken up by swimmers. However, in the semi-finals and finals, only 8 lanes are used. This keeps the two outside lanes empty. However, meets can take place in pools of any size. There can be 6-lane pools or 4-lane pools. It is not always the same.
lane lines are mostly perpendicular to the floor of the pool except for the slope. when swimming freestyle your arm formsan acute angle