Your arms are moving a circular movement over the water while your legs are doing a up and down motion.
No not realy , but your arms become strong and muscular.
Generating power in discus throwing involves rotating the body while transferring weight from the back foot to the front foot in a smooth and coordinated motion. This generates torque which is then transferred through the arms and into the discus upon release. Additionally, the athlete must engage core muscles, legs, and shoulder muscles to create power in the throw.
I held my breath, I kicked my feet And I waved my arms around, I waved my arms around - The Swimming Song, Loudon Wainwright
No legs guy would win. He would have a lot less drag in the water and a lot of your power comes from your pull when swimming. The no arms guy would have a hard time breathing properly and keeping position in the water. I think.
The butterfly is a type of swimming stroke. It uses the arms, which are thrown forward together out of the water, while the feet kick up and down.
Possibly it's 'arma natentes', but I would really have to know what you mean by 'swimming arms', it's not an expression that I am familiar with. Possibly you mean a form of flotation aid for teaching swimming.
to swim faster
well penguin hands are not 4 flying their for swimming
by using your arms and legs simultaneously
No, running is not as effective as swimming but it is pretty close. Swimming is great because it works out your legs as well as your arms and upper body at the same time.
Swimmers make the spaces in the water by propelling themselves forward with their arms and kicking with their legs. The movement of the arms and legs creates thrust and helps the swimmer move through the water efficiently.