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Does water aerobics belong to practical swimming?
Water aerobics does not belong to practical swimming.

Water aerobics is a popular fitness exercise mode, and it is also a relaxed and interesting exercise mode, which is very suitable for people seeking low pressure, low impact and low psychological pressure. Compared with ordinary aerobics, water aerobics has more advantages and can provide better exercise effect for participants. Doing this kind of exercise in water will not cause too much pressure and burden to the body and reduce the possible harm to the body.

Actual swimming is the cumulative process of swimming skills and water training. Under its training system, people will be exposed to many different swimming skills, learn and master these skills, and finally reach the level of safe and effective swimming in different situations. Practical swimming focuses on the improvement of swimming skill proficiency, while water aerobics is mainly to achieve healthy exercise and shaping, which are essentially different in form and purpose.

Although aerobic exercise in water provides the opportunity to exercise alone in water, its purpose and main benefits are often focused on exercise, rather than practicing swimming skills and water. Some forms of water aerobics do not need to touch swimming skills, and even do not involve wading in practice. Water aerobics does not belong to the category of practical swimming.

Although water aerobics and practical swimming are both water sports, there are essential differences in purpose and form. Aerobics in water focuses on physical exercise and shaping, while practical swimming focuses on swimming skills and water training. The difference between the two needs to be clear. If participants want to seek physical exercise and water training, they should choose appropriate exercise methods and corresponding training plans.

Aquatic anaerobic bacteria

It is an aerobic exercise in water, aiming at exercising and improving body shape and health through various movements and exercises. Because the buoyancy of water can reduce the weight of the body, water aerobics can reduce the impact and pressure of exercise on the body, and improve the flexibility, coordination and endurance of the body, which is very suitable for people seeking low pressure, low impact and low psychological pressure.