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Health Benefits of Swimming for Exercise

Author: Sandstorm Boutique
Published: 16 Sep 2010 - Updated: 11 Feb 2014

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Synopsis - Overview - Related Content

Synopsis

Swimming one of the best weapons to combat the obesity crisis that threatens our future generations.

Overview

Swimming is Britain's top participation sport about 12 million people take part on a very regular basis.

Not only is swimming one of the best weapons to combat the obesity crisis that threatens our future generations it also offers everything from family fun to strenuous exercise.

Did you know

Water is 800 times denser than air, so its resistance requires 30% more effort from the muscles moving through it. Therefore, more key muscle groups are used in swimming than other sports, promoting muscle growth, fat burning and the development of anti-aging hormones.

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