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Swimming was developed mostly in China and in Rome. Way back, there were many subtle lands and quicksands in those places so they dug it out and poured water.Sooner, several farmers who watched this digging of their land suggested that they should have it tiled so that it would look clean. After they did this, many countries have come to compete in this sport and sooner or later it was transferred to all of its neighboring countries. After 15 yrs. they developed it and made a bigger pool so that the competitions would be more challenging. In those times, they call it the "Fasga Lumba" which means "big puddle" in latin translation.
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