Colorado STARS
Team Facts
Team Facts
The year that Colorado STARS first became a USA Swimming team
What is 2002?
A stroke with 4 parts: Pull, Breathe, Kick and Glide
What is Breaststroke?
This medal is given for SECOND place
What is a Silver medal?
A device used during backstroke to alert swimmers the wall is close
What are backstroke flags?
A common pre-meet meal to load energy
What is carbo-loading pasta?
STARS stands for...
A stroke with 4 parts: Pull, Breathe, Nose Down and Arms Around. Uses undulation for speed and efficiency
What is Butterfly?
This type of medal is given for THIRD place
What is a Bronze medal?
What are paddles?
The body's SECOND source of energy during a workout or competition after carbohydrates
What is protein?
The number of times Colorado STARS has won a SC State Championship
What is ten times?
This stroke is faster with more GLIDE
What is Breaststroke?
The number of places in each event at Olympic Trials qualifying swimmers for the USA Olympic Team
What is the top 2 places?
Training equipment used as a breathing device to focus on freestyle body position
What is a snorkel?
The body's THIRD source of energy after carbohydrates and proteins are used
What is fat?
Number of Olympians that have swum with Colorado STARS
What is 3 Olympic swimmers?
Long-axis strokes are...
What is Freestyle and Backstroke?
The female swimmer who won the 800m FR at the 2012 Olympic games at age 15
Who is Katie Ledecky?
Part of the starting block used for backstroke events
What are the backstroke bars?
Avocado, Butter and Cream Cheese are all sources of this necessary fuel for the body
What are fats?
The year that Colorado STARS won the Southern Zone Sectionals in Plantation, FL
What is 2016?
Short-axis strokes are...
The first swimmer to win 7 Olympic gold medals in a single Olympiad in 1972; also swam without goggles
Who is Mark Spitz?
A device positioned on the wall which registers a swimmers time in a race
What is a touchpad?
A beverage used during workouts or competition to replace electrolytes lost during exercise; created at the University of Florida
What is Gatorade?