Swimming is an Olympic sport that involves different strokes like breaststroke, front crawl, backstroke, and butterfly. It is recommended for health and fitness benefits. The document discusses top Polish swimmers like Otylia Jędrzejczak and Paweł Korzeniowski, who have won Olympic medals and broken world records. The author notes that swimming has been their favorite sport for six years and they believe hard work will help them achieve success.

1. Swimming by: Adam Kodymowski

2. Swimming is a type of exercise. Itis one of the most popular water sports. Swimming is recommended by doctors to anyone to stay in good shape and stay active.

3. Swimmingstrokes: breaststroke front crawl

4. Swimmingstrokes: backstroke butterfly

5. Swimming is one of the Summer Olympic sports. Every year the best swimmers compete on World’s Championship.. Swimmers compete in: - short, long distance swimming- diving- synchronized swimming- water polo

6. TherearePolishswimmerswhohaverepresented Poland on many International sport events. ThebestPolishswimmersare: Otylia Jędrzejczak (born on 13 December1983 in Ruda Śląska) the most significant achievements: an Olympic champion a double Olympic vice-champion a world champion and a Europe champion a triple world record holder the best Polish sportsperson in 2004, 2005 and 2006

7. TherearePolishswimmerswhohaverepresented Poland on many International sport events. ThebestPolishswimmersare: Paweł Korzeniowski (born on 9 July 1985 in Oświęcim)the most significant achievements:a numerous Poland champion and Poland record holdera world championa Europe championthe gold medallist of the International Students' Olympics in Izmira in 2005

8. Swimming is my favourite sport discipline. I have been training it for six yearsSwimming is my favourite sport discipline. I have been training it for six years.It is a sport which requires a lot of training. I believe that through hard work I will achieve success whichI dream about.

9. Source: www.wodne.sport24.plwww.plywanie.magicsport.plwww.poolcamp.plwww.wikipedia.orgwww.swim.friko.pl/2.html Thank you for your attention