A building where swimming activities take place.

An equipment that allows you to open your eyes while your head is immersed in water.

An artificial respiration used to revive a person who has stopped breathing.

To float face down with arms and legs extended.

This refers to the procedures, precautions, and policies associated with safety in, on and around the bodies.

It is when you float while you hug your knees and tuck your chin to your chest, forming the shape of a ball.

It is the swimming technique of relaxing and finding your own rhythm.

It is the ability to hold your breath and release it gradually or rapidly, to exhale, to grasp air, or inhale quickly – is difficult to develop, but it is essential for maximum success in water activities.

A method of moving the arms and legs to push against the water and propel the swimmers forward.

A kick in which the legs move up and down together with the knees bent on the upswing.

A swimming stroke similar to the breaststroke in which the swimmer lies on their side.

A brisk, alternating, up and down movement of the legs when swimming with certain strokes, such as the crawl.

A swimming stroke performed on the back with the arms lifted alternately out of the water in a backward circular motion and the legs extended and lacking.

It is done by pulling both arms simultaneously and parallel to each other, from an extended position overhead through the hips.

This uses the arm stroke as front crawl however is done in a supine position.

It is possible to swim by moving only legs without arms or only arms without legs.

Is the statement true or false?

He is known as the Ilocano Shark

The year when Americans introduce swimming as a sport to the Philippines.

An ancient activity that has taken place since both water and humans were on earth.