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Sport Training – Swimming
Sport Training - Swimming
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1. In swimming, events are conducted in which of the following measurements?
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Meters
Yards
Feet
2. In the ten-meter dribble event, when does the volunteer stop timing the event?
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1 individual & 1 relay
2 individual & 1 relay
2 individual & 2 relays
3. Are the 15 yard and 25 yard flotation events open to all swimmers?
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Yes, anyone can swim in these events
No, these events are for individuals that need assistance (flotation device) in the water
4. What is the time limit on the 25 yard flotation event?
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10 minutes
12 minutes
15 minutes
5. What are the requirements for the backstroke?
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The body shall remain on the back
The turn requires that some part of the swimmer's body contact the end wall
The finish requires contact with the finish wall, by any part of the body
All of the above
6. Scissors, flutter or downward butterfly kick are permitted during the breaststroke.
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False
7. The butterfly stroke requires that at least one arm simultaneously pull backward under the water, then simultaneously recover over the water.
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8. What is the penalty for swimming form violations at State competition?
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The athlete is given a verbal warning and can continue the event
The athlete is disqualified from the event and will receive a participation ribbon
The athlete is given a verbal warning and must start the event over again
9. Can jewelry be worn during a swimming competition?
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