Swimming Tips

For swimmers there is one big question about swimming. What is the ideal swimming pool temperature? Is it more suitable to swim in a cold or warm pool? Personally i prefer the water with a little chill because after a while you will get your blood pumping anyway. But that’s just my personal opinion. And not everyone will agree with me. So I went to the internet to do some research.

Now after some extensive researching I found some of the effects that both warm and cold water can cause. I read that cold water open up your body’s blood vessels to get all of your warm blood to your essential organs so you don’t suffer from hypothermia. And the issue with warm water is that it gets easy to overheat. If you want to learn more so you can hold your own opinion I would recommend using this source. You can also learn what the ideal temperature is. But have no fear. All pools are regulated for your safety.

1. What is the topic of your website (so people have some context for the rest of your answers)?

Swimming. https://swimballs.sport.blog (Links to an external site.) 

2. What is taking more time than you thought it would? Why do you think that is?

Honestly nothing. I expected somethings to take more time when writing it and so far nothing has exceeded the time I thought it would.

3. What is going quicker than you thought it would? Why is that?

Honestly the post. They are easier to make than I thought. I even have lots of good information in them.

4. Paste in a link to the page/post/category that you’re proudest of so far.

https://swimballs.sport.blog/butterfly-2/

5. What type of information are you putting on your site as posts? Why is that information better suited to posts than pages?

Things like my credentials and the history of competitive swimming. There is just less info I have for that.

6. How many pages do you have finished? Nearly finished? Started? Not yet started?

• Finished: Backstroke
• Nearly Finished: Breaststroke
• Started: freestyle
• Not yet started: the rest

7. How many posts have your written? How many do you plan to have?

• Posts Written: 1
• Posts Planned (approximately): 5 and possibly a 6th

8. Have you decided on a theme? No matter how you answer that, tell us what you looked (or will look) for in a theme.

not really. I just want one that looks good to th eye and doesn’t men my website hard  to navigate.

9. What do you need to know that would help you get done faster or do a better job on your website?

I really have no clue. So far I think I’ve been set up for success.

You might be wondering. “Why did someone create a website about swimming?” Well let me explain. This website is to help people with their swimming skills on any level. Whether you are someone who is trying to get better so they win an Olympic trial or if you are just wanting to know the fundamentals of how to swim. I’m here to tell you everything you’ll need to know to complete your goal.

So now you know my main intentions of building this site. But know I’m sure your starting to think something along the lines of. “Who does this person think he is giving us tips and coaching on how to swim.” Well let me give you a little resume of myself. This is why I believe I am suited to give all the tip, tricks, and help I can. Let me list them off for you here.

• I’ve been a competitive swimmer for nine years now which gives me lot of experience.
• I currently have qualified for the Nebraska state swim meet for five consecutive years.
• I have won first place for the free style event in the state meet.
• I have been coached by four different coaches who have all had collegiate experience.