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Swimming is the use of the body, sometimes with aids such as flippers or boards, to propel the body through the water. It is a popular leisure activity for most of the world, and also a major competition sport in many countries. Several other sports have also developed from specific aspects of swimming (e.g. diving, synchronised swimming) and in others it is a large aspect of that sport, for example in Water Polo.
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