I have chosen the topic ‘the effect of swimming attire on the speed of a swimmer’. To achieve results on this experiment my plan is to time how fast I can swim from one end to another in a 50m (metre) pool at Roselands Aquatic centre with different kind of attire (clothing).
Definition of attire: Put on special clothes to appear particularly appealing and attractive.
These attire clothing include:
1. Jeans and hoody jumper
2. Swimming shorts
3. Swim suit
• Description of the jeans and hoody jumper:
-Jeans: black ‘Lee’ jeans
-Hoody jumper: A jumper with black, brown, & white stripes
• Jeans details:
-100% cotton
-Made in China
-Size: 16
-Brand: ‘Lee’
-bought from ‘Tarocash’ $120
-1.2m long
-50cm wide
• Hoody jumper details:
-100% cotton
-Made in China
-bought from ‘Yd’$60
-size: large
-Brand: Yd
-90cm long
-60cm wide
• Description of swimming shorts:
-Swimming shorts: White swim shorts with red stripes on the side.
• Swimming shorts details:
-non-cotton
-Made in Indonesia
-Brand: ‘Good Fellows’
-size: 15
-35cm wide
-40cm long
-bought from ‘Insports’ $50
• Description of swim suit:
-black swim suit with Nike symbol on it
-Special material made for swimming
• Swim suit details:
- polyesther material
-Made in China
-Size: 18
-Brand: Nike
-40cm wide
-1.1m long
-bought from rebels $200
SET-OUT OF EXPERIMENT
50 METRE SWIMMING POOL
A swimmer will swim 50 metres across the pool with different attire (Jeans and hoody jumper, Swimming shorts & swim suit, while timed with a stopwatch.
Our results are depending on speed and how the attire can affect the swimmers performance.
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