FINSWIMMING:

Finswimming is an underwater sport consisting on four techniques involving swimming with the use on fins (monofin or two fins). People practise this sport more and more...
In competitions you can either swim long distances or short distances, it depens on you.
This sport was recognized by the International Olympic Comitee in 1986. The Olympic swimming pool is 50 metres long.
Swimmers say that the sensations are incredible, and today, finswimmers beat even the fastest free-style or butterfly olympic times by over 3 seconds on a 100 metres race.

SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING: Synchronized swimming is a combination of swimming, gymnastics and dance, consisting of swimmers performing a synchronized routine of different moviments in the water with music.

Swimmers can perform solos, duets or in a group of maximum 8 people.

Some rules of the sport are:
- Swimmers have to wear their hair with a special gel and a nose gripper.
- Swimsuits can´t  be transparent.