Young Swimmer by the Pool Lane Ropes
A young swimmer in a swim cap and goggles stands at the edge of a competition pool beside the lane ropes.
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A swimmer ready beside the pool lanes
The swimmer is positioned next to the lanes that organize a competition swimming pool. A swim cap keeps hair controlled, while goggles help protect the eyes and improve underwater visibility. Lane ropes divide the pool into separate paths and reduce waves traveling from one swimmer's lane into another.
What makes a competition lane useful
The floating pieces along a lane rope rotate and help absorb some of the water movement created by swimmers. Colored sections can also help competitors judge where they are along the pool. During races, swimmers stay in their assigned lanes so each person has a clear route from one end to the other.
Real-world colors found at a swimming pool
- Pool water: usually appears blue or blue-green
- Swim cap: may be white, black, blue, red, yellow, or another team color
- Goggles: commonly black, blue, clear, or brightly colored
- Lane ropes: often red, blue, yellow, green, or alternating colors
- Pool deck: frequently white, beige, light gray, or pale blue