My time of sport Sport in my life

Questions

1. 
   How Do I Float?
   
2. 
   Learning To Swim At This Age. Am I Too Old?
   
3. 
   How Can I Conquer My Fear Of Deep Water?
   
4. 
   How Do I Stop And Stand Up When Swimming?
   
5. 
   Can I Learn To Swim With My Head Above The Water?
   
6. 
   Why Do I Sink When I Try To Swim?
   
7. 
   How Can I Swim Without Getting Tired?
   
8. 
   What are the most popular sports in England?
   
9. 
   Do people all over the world love sports and games?
   
10. 
    Is sports a compulsory subject in schools and colleges?
    

Answers to the questions

1. 
   Floating is a characteristic of your body. Either you float well or you do not. In general lean muscular people tend to sink and people with a higher body fat percentage will tend to float.
   
2. 
   Never! Anyone can learn to swim at any age. Where you start will depend on how comfortable or uncomfortable you are in the water.
   
3. 
   Become confident with submerging underwater first. Practice in water of standing depth with your feet standing on the pool floor and also with your feet lifted off of the pool floor.
   
4. 
   The arms pull down through the water and the knees bend forward before the feet are placed on the pool floor.
   
5. 
   Yes certainly. It is preferable to learn how to submerge and breath when learning to swim as this enhances confidence in all areas of swimming.
   
6. 
   Relax! The more you relax, the more your body will be inclined to float. Even if your body composition makes you a poor floater, if you relax as you swim you will find it easier to remain at or near the water surface.
   
7. 
   This depends firstly on your fitness level and secondly on the swimming stroke you swim because some swimming strokes are physically more demanding than others.
   
8. 
   In my opinion The most popular sports in England are football, tennis, cricket and rugby.
   
9. 
   People all over the world are fond of sports and games. In our country sport is being widely popularized as well.
   
10. 
    For sports fans in schools and colleges. Many young people attend sports sessions. Some of them dream of becoming professional athletes.
    

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