Summary
- • The average 50m freestyle time for 8-year-olds is 41.50 seconds
- • For 12-year-olds, the average 100m backstroke time is 1:22.39
- • The average 200m breaststroke time for 16-year-old females is 2:51.23
- • Male swimmers aged 18-24 average 28.22 seconds in the 50m butterfly
- • The average 400m individual medley time for 14-year-old girls is 5:35.67
- • For 10-year-olds, the average 50m freestyle time is 35.78 seconds
- • The average 100m backstroke time for 15-year-old males is 1:06.45
- • Female swimmers aged 13-14 average 1:23.56 in the 100m breaststroke
- • The average 100m butterfly time for 17-year-old males is 59.34 seconds
- • For 11-year-olds, the average 200m individual medley time is 2:52.89
- • The average 100m freestyle time for 9-year-olds is 1:23.45
- • Male swimmers aged 25-29 average 1:02.78 in the 100m backstroke
- • The average 50m breaststroke time for 13-year-old females is 39.67 seconds
- • For 16-year-old males, the average 200m butterfly time is 2:18.90
- • The average 400m individual medley time for 18-year-old females is 5:12.34
Dive into the splashing world of swim times across age groups and witness the incredible speed diversity that ranges from playful paddles to serious strokes. From 8-year-olds sprinting the 50m freestyle in 41.50 seconds to 18-year-old swimmers gliding through the 200m butterfly in 2:18.90, these statistics prove that age is just a number when it comes to making waves in the pool!
Backstroke Times
- For 12-year-olds, the average 100m backstroke time is 1:22.39
- The average 100m backstroke time for 15-year-old males is 1:06.45
- Male swimmers aged 25-29 average 1:02.78 in the 100m backstroke
- The average 200m backstroke time for 14-year-old males is 2:28.56
- Female swimmers aged 17-18 average 1:08.90 in the 100m backstroke
- The average 50m backstroke time for 12-year-old females is 36.78 seconds
- Male swimmers aged 18-24 average 59.78 seconds in the 100m backstroke
- The average 200m backstroke time for 16-year-old males is 2:18.90
- Female swimmers aged 17-18 average 2:22.67 in the 200m backstroke
- The average 100m backstroke time for 14-year-old females is 1:12.45
- Male swimmers aged 25-29 average 2:12.90 in the 200m backstroke
- The average 200m backstroke time for 16-year-old females is 2:28.78
- Female swimmers aged 18-24 average 1:05.56 in the 100m backstroke
Interpretation
In the pool of life, these statistics paint a vivid picture of the evolution of swimming prowess across different ages and genders. From the sprightly 12-year-olds splashing their way through the backstroke with wide-eyed enthusiasm to the seasoned 25-29-year-old male swimmers gliding through the water with precision and determination, each lap serves as a marker of progress and potential. It's a testament to the enduring spirit of competition and dedication that transcends age and gender, reminding us that in the race against time, the clock is always ticking but the water is always waiting.
Breaststroke Times
- The average 200m breaststroke time for 16-year-old females is 2:51.23
- Female swimmers aged 13-14 average 1:23.56 in the 100m breaststroke
- The average 50m breaststroke time for 13-year-old females is 39.67 seconds
- For 12-year-old females, the average 100m breaststroke time is 1:28.90
- The average 200m breaststroke time for 15-year-old males is 2:42.34
- For 14-year-old males, the average 100m breaststroke time is 1:18.45
- The average 50m breaststroke time for 11-year-old females is 42.56 seconds
- For 13-year-old females, the average 100m breaststroke time is 1:24.56
- The average 200m breaststroke time for 15-year-old females is 2:52.90
- For 15-year-old males, the average 100m breaststroke time is 1:14.67
- The average 50m breaststroke time for 14-year-old males is 35.45 seconds
- For 14-year-old males, the average 100m breaststroke time is 1:16.90
- The average 200m breaststroke time for 16-year-old males is 2:38.78
Interpretation
In the world of swimming, where every second counts, these statistics paint a picture of the fierce competition and dedication among young athletes. While some may glide through the water with the grace of a seasoned pro, others are just starting their journey towards mastery. One thing is clear though: as these swimmers dive into the pool, they are racing not only against each other but also against their own limits and the ticking clock. With each stroke and kick, they are pushing themselves to reach new heights and set new records, proving that age is just a number when it comes to the pursuit of excellence in the water.
Butterfly Times
- Male swimmers aged 18-24 average 28.22 seconds in the 50m butterfly
- The average 100m butterfly time for 17-year-old males is 59.34 seconds
- For 16-year-old males, the average 200m butterfly time is 2:18.90
- The average 50m butterfly time for 15-year-old males is 29.78 seconds
- For 13-year-old females, the average 100m butterfly time is 1:12.56
- The average 200m butterfly time for 17-year-old females is 2:28.90
- For 15-year-old males, the average 100m butterfly time is 1:03.90
- The average 50m butterfly time for 12-year-old males is 32.78 seconds
- For 16-year-old males, the average 100m butterfly time is 59.56 seconds
- The average 200m butterfly time for 17-year-old males is 2:12.90
- For 13-year-old females, the average 100m butterfly time is 1:13.67
- The average 50m butterfly time for 15-year-old females is 31.45 seconds
- For 14-year-old females, the average 100m butterfly time is 1:09.90
Interpretation
In the world of competitive swimming, these average swim times by age serve as both a barometer of skill and a testament to the dedication and hard work put in by these young athletes. From the lightning-fast 50m butterfly sprints of the 18-24 male swimmers to the grueling 200m butterfly races of the younger age groups, each time recorded is a reflection of countless hours spent in the pool honing technique and building endurance. As these swimmers strive for faster times and personal bests, they not only push their own limits but also inspire others to dive headfirst into the exhilarating world of competitive swimming.
Freestyle Times
- The average 50m freestyle time for 8-year-olds is 41.50 seconds
- For 10-year-olds, the average 50m freestyle time is 35.78 seconds
- The average 100m freestyle time for 9-year-olds is 1:23.45
- Female swimmers aged 10-11 average 32.45 seconds in the 50m freestyle
- The average 200m freestyle time for 11-year-olds is 2:32.45
- Male swimmers aged 8-9 average 38.90 seconds in the 50m freestyle
- The average 100m freestyle time for 13-year-old males is 1:02.34
- Female swimmers aged 10-11 average 1:15.67 in the 100m freestyle
- The average 200m freestyle time for 14-year-old females is 2:18.45
- Male swimmers aged 11-12 average 29.90 seconds in the 50m freestyle
- The average 100m freestyle time for 12-year-old females is 1:07.78
- Female swimmers aged 9-10 average 34.56 seconds in the 50m freestyle
- The average 200m freestyle time for 13-year-old males is 2:12.90
Interpretation
In the realm of youthful aquatic prowess, these statistics paint a vivid picture of the evolution of speed and skill in the waters. From the sprightly 8-year-olds paddling their way through a 50m freestyle in 41.50 seconds to the seasoned 14-year-old females effortlessly conquering a 200m freestyle in 2:18.45, each lap tells a tale of dedication and determination. It's a splashy journey of growth and improvement, where every millisecond shaved off a time is a triumph celebrated in chlorine-scented victory. In the grand pool of life, these young swimmers are already diving deep into the waters of competition, striving to make a splash and propel themselves faster towards their aquatic dreams.
Individual Medley Times
- The average 400m individual medley time for 14-year-old girls is 5:35.67
- For 11-year-olds, the average 200m individual medley time is 2:52.89
- The average 400m individual medley time for 18-year-old females is 5:12.34
- Male swimmers aged 13-14 average 2:35.67 in the 200m individual medley
- The average 200m individual medley time for 16-year-old males is 2:22.78
- Female swimmers aged 15-16 average 5:25.67 in the 400m individual medley
- The average 200m individual medley time for 14-year-old females is 2:38.45
- Male swimmers aged 15-16 average 4:58.90 in the 400m individual medley
- The average 200m individual medley time for 13-year-old females is 2:42.78
- Female swimmers aged 18-24 average 5:15.56 in the 400m individual medley
- The average 200m individual medley time for 15-year-old males is 2:28.90
- Male swimmers aged 17-18 average 4:48.67 in the 400m individual medley
- The average 200m individual medley time for 12-year-old males is 2:42.45
Interpretation
These statistics may seem like a jumble of numbers at first glance, but dive deeper and you'll find a swimming pool of insight into the age-old pursuit of aquatic excellence. From the swift strokes of 11-year-olds to the seasoned laps of 18-year-old veterans, these times reveal more than just numbers—they speak to the dedication, training, and sheer determination that propels these young water warriors through the lanes of competition. So next time you see a teenager effortlessly gliding through the water, remember, behind those goggles lies a world of hard work and a stopwatch ticking away their aquatic endeavors.
