Swimming Essay 400 Words Cool Summer Swimming

In the hot summer, the sun is like scorching the earth, and the outside of the house is full of unpleasant heat. In order to cool off, my mother took me to Hongsheng Resort to go swimming.

When I first got there, I was stunned, there were so many people! Adults and children wore beautiful swimsuits and enjoyed the coolness of the water. I quickly changed into my swimsuit, put on my swimming ring, and couldn't wait to jump into the water with a "plop" and was suddenly stirred up by me to make waves again.

At first, I was a little afraid of water and didn't dare to swim, but my mother encouraged me and said, "Don't be afraid, take your time." So I did what my mother taught me.

How to swim: Let the whole body float on the water, keep drawing circles outward with your hands to pull the water, and keep swinging your feet up and down with your hands. "Ah, you can really swim away!

I screamed excitedly. After about ten minutes, I was able to swim around in the water proficiently. I feel like a lovely mermaid, swimming freely in the sea, so cool, so comfortable!

I also met a few new friends. We had a water fight with jujube liquid. Play water polo.

Sou Yanfeng makes a game. It's fun!

Swimming is not only a way to cool off, but also to exercise and make yourself less sick. My favorite class life is swimming!

At noon today, my father took me to the Yellow River Natatorium to swim, and I was very happy.

When I arrived at the swimming pool, I hurriedly changed into swimming trunks, put on swimming goggles and swimming caps, and ran from the men's locker room to the pool. "I had to rush. And then I was still in high spirits'Run to the pool.

When I got into the water, my dad said, "Let's go, but be careful to lower your hands when you are ventilating, otherwise you will choke on the water if you raise your head too low." "I felt okay on the first lap, but when I swam back, my dad said loudly to me

Hand! You have to float when you're done pedaling, and your hands have to be straight when you're floating! "I can only do what he does.

When I swam to the fifth lap, my dad started to 'attack' me again with his 'roaring cannon': "How many times have I told you, keep your hands straight when you drift!" Not bent, look at what you do?!

I had no choice but to listen to him. When I had the eighth lap, my dad came to 'attack' me again: "How many times have I told you, exhale in water, not when inhaling!"

And just like that, I persevered. By six o'clock, I was finally done swimming, and I was kind of relaxed. I guess Dad's invincible "mouth cannon" is going to be turned on again when I'm doing my homework.

Even though swimming was serious today, I was still having fun.