13 year old breaststroke How long is 100 meters fast

My student just started learning 50 meters in about 1 minute, and he was 11 years old.

It's not too fast, but if you can swim 50 meters for 50 seconds, it's good (for a student who hasn't learned it for a long time).

If you can swim 100 meters, you can swim 1 minute 45 meters.

If you're a professional athlete, this is a very unsatisfactory result.

It takes 1 minute and 20 seconds. It's kind of fast.

You can ask such a professional question, it sounds like you're useful.

Check the swimming standards, level 1 may take time for you, level 2 should be the answer you are looking for (not too difficult), level 3 is too slow (don't look at it).

It seems that the landlord is on the thin side, but the muscles are strong.

I'm the main breaststroke event, and I'm normally thin, and my muscles aren't particularly strong, but I can see that at the age of 13, I have 1 point 33 and 1 point 40 in 100 breaststrokes. But in the district competition, the first place has a level close to 1:20, and 1:20 is the standard for second-level athletes.

Can only be used as a reference. The landlord himself pondered and worked hard, and fought for some awards.

It's dark.

13 years old......How can I get 1 point and 30 or less......

Are you a swimmer? Refer to Reference Level 2 Compliance.

Standard bar.

The average person's 100-meter breaststroke takes about five minutes.

Breaststroke is one of the competitive swimming styles. The human body lies prone on the water, with both arms bent and stroked down in front of the chest symmetrically straight, and the legs are symmetrically bent and stretched to hold the water, like a frog swimming in the water. Breaststroke is labor-saving, easy to last, and has great practical value, and is often used in fishing and hunting, swimming, rescue, water transportation, etc., and at the same time, it is also a learning project for beginners in swimming.

Breaststroke is easy to carry out, the intensity can be adjusted by itself, it has a positive effect on improving physical fitness and developing the mind, and it also contributes to cultural exchanges and friendship between countries and people.

The essentials of breaststroke.

1. The swimmer is in a gliding position with his body close to horizontal. About 80% of the head is sunk in the water, the face is slightly forward, the arms are extended, and the palms are facing obliquely outward.

2. Start the water catching action at about 7 9 inches underwater, make a side stroke with both hands, and start exhaling at this time.

3. There is no obvious flexion of the arms, continue to row outward, and the exhalation continues to increase.

4. When the swimmer's head begins to rise slightly, the elbow joint begins to flex, and the upper arm begins to rotate.

5. When the arms reach the maximum width and the elbows are flexed about 110 degrees, the high elbow posture is obvious.

6. Continue to raise the head, when the mouth is out of the water, and finally exhale to complete. The hands begin to turn inward to complete the final propulsion.

It takes about three minutes to swim 100 meters at the age of 10.

Swimming is the skill of floating upwards under the buoyancy of water, and making the body move regularly in the water by virtue of buoyancy through regular movement of the limbs.

In the 60s of the 17th century, swimming activities were quite active in many parts of the UK. In 1828, the first indoor swimming pool was built in Liverpool's George Wharf, and this kind of swimming pool appeared in major cities in England in the thirties of the 19th century. In 1837, the first swimming organization was established in London, England, and the first swimming competition in Britain was held at the same time.

In 1896, swimming was included in the Olympic Games.

Project History. Ancient swimming, according to the research of existing historical materials, the more consistent view at home and abroad is that it originated from the ancient people who lived in the areas of rivers, rivers, lakes and seas. In order to survive, they inevitably catch waterfowl and fish in the water for food, and gradually learn to swim by observing and imitating the movements of fish, frogs and other animals swimming in the water.

China has a long history and vast waters. Swimming began 5,000 years ago. But swimming as a sport has developed in the last one or two hundred years.

In the 60s of the 17th century, swimming activities were quite active in many parts of the UK.

In 1828, the first indoor swimming pool was built in Liverpool's George Wharf, and this kind of swimming pool appeared in major cities in England in the thirties of the 19th century.