Swimmers routine for success by Carmina Montes Pedroza

You can sweat underwater

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Swimming has been part of the Olympic Games since 1896.

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Swimming fins were invented by Benjamin Franklin.

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Peanuts are a source of energy for swimmers.

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Professional swimmers who follow a balanced nutritional plan combined with an exercise regimen tailored to their specific training needs show better athletic performance leading them to be more successful efficiently compared to those who do not follow a proper nutritional plan.

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Introduction

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Professional swimming performance is influenced by several factors, including nutrition, eating habits and exercise. The proper combination of these elements is essential to optimize swimmers' performance and recovery. A good diet ensures that you are providing the necessary energy for training and competitions. Insufficient protein intake can result in muscle breakdown and poor recovery, affecting strength and performance.

How does the type of diet a professional swimmer follows, combined with their training time, influence their performance and the number of medals they win?

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Most professional swimmers shave their whole body before they compete.

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Mark Spitz beat the record for the most gold medals in one Olympic games when he won 7 gold medals at the 1972 games.

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Australian Ian Thorpe became the youngest world champion swimmer in 1998.

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The longest swimming pool is Casablanca, Morocco. It is 480 meters long and 75 meters wide, covering 8.9 acres.

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Determine the nutritional status and eating habits with respect to the training of professional swimmers

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Swimmers, nutrition, routine, sport, movement, competition, Olympic, breathing, muscle, health, calories, physical activity

We want to prove how the famous swimmers win more medals if they train more and have a better diet compared to the ones that don’t

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Medley relay

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Freestyle Relay

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Butterfly

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Freestyle

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Push ups

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Squats

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Hands to toes

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Dynamic Lounges

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Neck, chest and shoulder stretch

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Planks

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