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- Swimming Game Rules and Regulationsphysical-education › swimming-game-rules-and-regulations
- Published
- 16 Jan 2025
- Last updated
- 28 May 2026
Explanation
The longest breath-holding time recorded by an Olympic male swimmer is 11 minutes and 35 seconds. Other options exceed this known duration or are incorrect.
More Swimming Game Rules and Regulations MCQs
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- 1.What is the total number of different swimming pool types?
- 2.Which swimming technique is considered the oldest?
- 3.Who is considered the top swimmer globally?
- 4.What is the official length of an Olympic swimming pool?
- 5.Who is credited with the invention of the butterfly swimming stroke?
- 6.Which activity provides a greater cardiovascular workout compared to running?
- 7.How many swimming styles are contested in the Olympic Games?
- 8.What is the approximate number of calories burned after swimming for 30 minutes?
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