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Quoted message said:I have always viewed one length of the
pool equal to travessing from one wall to
another. Completing two lengths made
for one lap.
What about a 50 meter freestyle race in a long course pool, is it a
one-lap race, or a half-lap race?
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:I have always viewed one length of the
pool equal to travessing from one wall to
another. Completing two lengths made
for one lap.What about a 50 meter freestyle race in a long course pool, is it a
one-lap race, or a half-lap race?
I don't think I would ever say it was a half-lap.
A 50m swim in a 50m pool is swimming one length of the pool.
A 1500m swim in a 50m pool would be 30 lengths, or 15 laps.
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