What is swimming

swimmin has 4 strokes; frontcrawl, backstroke, breaststroke + pixies best stroke, butterfly

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Swimming is one of the most popular recreational sports that can be enjoyed by all ages. The ability to swim enables people to participate in a wide variety of water sports such as snorkelling, water skiing, jet skiing, wind surfing, sailin…

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Yes, it’s strokes, but that’s not all. It’s also comfort in water, confidence, and being in control: the ability to be yourself in water, whether it’s shallow or deep, pool, lake, or ocean. It’s being able to rely on yourself—not on the bot…

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What is produced by Summer/Spring wildfires followed by Fall/Winter rain?

Q: In Southern California and other parts of the West, where the wildfires of spring and summer are followed by the rains of fall and winter, _______________ are the almost inevitable resultsslides – mudslides, debris flows, etc…wildflowers – California poppies, black-eyed Susan’s…swimming poolsnew hiking trailsWhich one?

A: The biggest concern after a wild fire would be the loss of vegetation that is crucial for supporting the ground, As a result Mud Slides Debris Flows are a ever constant thret in burn areas. These in turn flow into streams choking the streams and rivers killing fish and there eggs. Another problem is that it opens the door for the invasion of non native vegetation that force out the native vegetation. There are many articles on the effects of wild fires. Case Studies Research and evaluations of the effects.Here are some links to published articles on the effects of wild fires.http://www.popularmechanics.com/blogs/science_news/4228439.htmlhttp://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/10/25/national/main3406952.shtmlhttp://www.heartland.org/publications/environment%20climate/article/13697/California_Torched_by_Worst_Wildfires_in_State_History.htmlhttp://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/12/061201105724.htmhttp://www.calforestfoundation.org/pdf/FCEM2-web-release.pdfhttp://esseacourses.strategies.org/module.php?module_id=69http://www.springerlink.com/index/J0FK7VW8ET1KNNUF.pdf

what dog likes swimming the best?

Q: i want a dog that will just jump in the pool and join the fun. a dog that will jump in after a ball to fetch it. a dog that will stay in the pool when we are in. even a dog that jumps in when were not in the pool (not very important)! what dog fits this the best?

A: Many dogs fit that bill – Labs are inherently water dogs and will go swimming with or without you. We have a Vizsla and she is the most active dog in the pool I’ve ever seen – she jumps in, fetches, races us, swims on her own, uses the pool to cool down. Much of the dog’s comfort in the pool is because they learned young – I don’t think you really need to pick a specific breed, but rather train your dog from an early age to enjoy the pool with you.

Swimming ?

Q: I go swimming 4 times a week but I have heard that it can be very bad for your hair, is this true?

A: Yeah, it can be. Just make sure you wash it after you get out and use conditioner. You might also want to try a shampoo that gets the chlorine out such as Ultra Swim or a purifying shampoo. I’ve been doing that and the last time I got my hair cut the lady said she couldn’t even tell I was a swimmer. That’s amazing because they usually complain about my hair being damaged.