Biomechanics help to understand the best body position to reduce drag following the dive, to maximize the speed that is achieved off the blocks. After the legs push off the wall, the body position must be streamlined to be able to glide further away. For each stroke, the technique has developed over the years due to close examination and research by sports biomechanics staff. Swimming suit (LZR Racer) reduce the friction against the body when cutting through the water, so that a faster time is developed.
by the balance of buoyant and gravitational force
Swimming can use physics. It can calculate how fast you will go with arm strokes and teach you how to be a faster swimmer.
Technically. While using physics in physics its called. hydrodynamics. hydro is hydrogen and o is for oxegen which would be h2o involving water. ii hope you enjoy.
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Friction is related to swimming because the water is constantly working against the force of the swimmer and therefore reducing their speed and acceleration. If there was no friction then many of the world's physics would be completely different.
For every action there is an equal but opposite reaction. All of newtons laws aply as well as achemedes principle
Swimming involves the application of principles from physics, such as buoyancy, drag, and propulsion. The study of the human body's biomechanics in the water also contributes to the scientific understanding of swimming performance. Additionally, research on swimwear materials and designs demonstrates the application of science in optimizing athletes' performance.
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