What does swimnastics mean?
Swimnastics means doing gymnastic movements in water, usually light.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
doing gymnastic movements in water, usually light.
Incorporation of members of special populations into regular swimnastics activities. Special event An activity designed for water carnivals and/or water demonstrations.
upright water exercise, or what is commonly referred to as "swimnastics" or water aerobics.
2006 Getting Back in Shape: 32 Workout Programs for Lifelong Fitness Swimnastics are exercises done in the water. Many common calisthenic and flexibility exercises can be modified for the water. Swimnastics has become increasingly popular, especially for older people, or those with weak muscles or joint problems
2014 Three Women at the Water's Edge There was open swimming now until eight-thirty, when women's swimnastics would begin. Margaret stayed for the swimnastics sometimes, sometimes not, depending on her mood.
2017 Elise LeGrow as Bitsy in "Whale Out of Water" Lazoo Backflips! Dolphins can do backflips? I should really sign up for swimnastics.
Swimnastics is a study of various conditioning programs designed to attain and maintain physical fitness through water activities while the body is submerged in water.
individually tailored schedules of aerobics, "swimnastics," walking, and other exercises
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Swimnastics means doing gymnastic movements in water, usually light.
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Incorporation of members of special populations into regular swimnastics activities. Special event An activity designed for water carnivals and/or water demonstrations.
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