If you mean for long distance competition, it would be freestyle, what used to be called the crawl, with a slow "2-beat" kick. If you mean for survival, low energy use, where you don't need speed to overcome a current, a non-official stroke called the side-stroke would be the best for just keeping afloat and moving with minimum effort.
Some club swimmers can average: 2m/stroke on freestyle and backstroke
3m/stroke on breaststroke and butterfly
But most general swimmers can average 1m/stroke
When a coach says 1 length, they usually mean lap of the pool. One lap could be 25 yards/meters, or 50 yards/meters. It depends of what pool you swim at.
A metric length a little over a yard long.
Apatosaurus is estimated to have been 75 feet long. That is as long as a Junior Olympic swimming pool.
Apatosaurus was 75 feet, or 23 meters, in length. That is as long as a Junior Olympic swimming pool.
Math used in swimming * How long you swim , the length in metres or kilometres. * How long (time) it takes you to swim the length. HTH(Hope this helps) fr Aj
Apatosaurus is estimated to have been 75 feet long. That is as long as a Junior Olympic swimming pool.
it is 6' long and there are 12 lanes. LOL
As long as the floor: in other words, wall to wall.
An olympic sized swimming pool is 50 meter long and 25m wide using 8+2 lanes.
in an olympic swimming pool its 50m
length = 20
it can vary, between 1 year and 7.
It means swimming in an olympic length pool, so 50 meters as opposed to 25 meters or 30 yards whatever the case may be. It means swimming in an olympic length pool, so 50 meters as opposed to 25 meters or 30 yards whatever the case may be.