Swimmers systems
What does the respiratory system help a swimmer?
Help the swimmer breath and stay under water for a period of time
How many stroke are there in swimming and what are they?
There is four strokes in swimming: freestyle, back stroke, breast stroke, and butterfly.
What does (doesn’t have to be exact) thefrontal Lobe Of when swimming?
Memory of how to swi. This also can affect your speech.
How many meals (including snacks) do she eat in a regular day?
7 meals
How old is Katie ledecky.
What is 21 years old
How does the muscular system help a swimmer?
In this system you use almost every one of your muscles in your body. In swimming you mainly work on the muscles in your arms and legs
what is the order of strokes for am IM(individual medley)/medley relay in swimming?
butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, and freestyle.
What does the parietal lobe do for swimmers?
This lobe will affect on how you react to the temperature of the water.
Does she drink chocolate milk? True or false?
True
Where was Katie Ledecky born?
What is Washington D.C.
What does the Excretory system do for a swimmer?
A swimmer really doesn’t use this system, but the only thing a swimmer uses this system for is to sweat.
What is the fastest stroke and the slowest stroke?
Freestyle is fastest and Breast stroke is slowest.
What does the Occipital lobe do for a swimmer?
The swimmer needs to see the line at the bottom of the pool to swim straight and needs to see the wall for a flip turn.
What university did she go to?
What is Stanford University
What does the skeletal system help swimmers?
This system lets you swim.
What does the temporal lobe do for a swimmer?
This is for hearing and memory for swimming. For example, if your swimming in a swim meet you need to hear “ TAKE YOUR MARK” and the starting beep.
How many medals has she won in total (this includes the pan pasific, world championships and Olympics)?
What is 31 medals
How many school swimming records has she broken?
What is All except one