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Swimming 1.5K
BY: Woody62 on 2009-04-30 1:18 PM
Can someone please tell me how many laps I need to swim in a 25 meter pool to equal a 1.5K swim??
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RE: Swimming 1.5K
BY: TheSchwamm on 2009-04-30 1:20 PM
1500/25 lengths
1500/50 laps
Edited by TheSchwamm 2009-04-30 1:21 PM
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RE: Swimming 1.5K
BY: ydarb on 2009-04-30 1:25 PM
It's actually 60 lengths or 30 laps
1.5K = 1500 meters 1500/25=60 -
RE: Swimming 1.5K
BY: BikerGrrrl on 2009-04-30 2:14 PM
I use Google Calculator for all of my swim questions like this. For instance, go to Google.com and type in:
1500 meters in yards
Take the answer (1640), then type in:
1640 divided by 50
You will get the number of laps. A lap is down and back, so I divide by 50.
I swim in a 60 foot pool. So, after a swim I do calculations like "120 feet times 30 in yards" (30 being the number of laps I swam).
Edited by BikerGrrrl 2009-04-30 2:15 PM
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RE: Swimming 1.5K
BY: the bear on 2009-04-30 2:16 PM
1500 meters = 1640.42 yards
÷25 yards = 65.62 lengths, or ~66 lengths÷2 lengths/lab = 32.81 laps, or ~33 laps
Roughly speaking, a meter is about 10% longer than a yard, thus you would have to do 10% more of anything measured in yards to be equivalent to meters.
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RE: Swimming 1.5K
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