well... that depends on how long that 45 yr old has been swimming. It also depends on whether the swimmer is female or male
my dad is 45 and he can easily go 28 seconds for 50 free
my mom is 45 and she can go a 33 for 50 free
however, both of my parents swan as kids.
if you have not swam as a child the average time for a man would be about 37 seconds. the average time for a woman would be 42 seconds
It depends on the swim stroke. For Freestyle, the fastest 50m world record is held by a US swimmer named Steve Crocker. The time is: 21.64. For Butterfly, the fastest 50m world record is held by UK swimmer Mark Foster, at 23.55. For Breaststroke, the 50m world record is held by Mark Warnecke of Germany, with a time of 27.00. And for Backstroke, the 50m world record is claimed by another US swimmer, Jeff Rouse, who swam it in just 24.37.
The average time for an 8-year-old boy to swim 50m freestyle is typically around 45-60 seconds. However, this can vary depending on the swimmer's level of experience and training.
In a 50m pool, a 100m swim would require 2 laps. Each lap is 50m, so swimming two laps would cover a total distance of 100m. Swimmers would start at one end of the pool, swim to the other end (50m), turn around, and swim back to the starting point (another 50m) to complete the 100m swim.
so that people can swim in them
Speed = distance/time interval = 50m/25min = 2m/min
A great swimmer in the 50m.100m freestyle and 50m.100m.200m butterfly. individual medley 200m
I think the fastest swimming technique is using your hands and your feet at the same time so the movement of your body helps you go faster through the water.
I am not sure who told you this, but it is a real event! If your asking why it is not and olympic event, its is because it is to short and the Olympic Program has no time for it.
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im only in my tween ages and my PB is 33seconds for 50m but thats because i really love swimming
A good time would be 29 seconds.
1 lap, down and back.