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Swimming is the movement through water of humans, animals and other creatures, without artificial assistance. Swimming is an excellent form of exercise. Because the density of the human body is approximately similar to that of water, the body is supported by the water and less stress is therefore placed on joints and b... more at Wikipedia
Treatment Success Rate
| Top 5 Communities | ||
| Condition | Members | Success |
| Obesity | 362 |
90% |
| Fitness Goals | 308 |
98% |
| Multiple Sclerosis (MS) | 222 |
95% |
| Arthritis | 190 |
90% |
| Sports Injuries | 58 |
81% |
Overall, 93% (1245
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I feel wonderful after both back to back water arobics classes. It lasts for a couple of hours.
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exercise helps
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love swimming
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part of PT. low impact and can be fun too.
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Works wonders...
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I swim two or three times a week, it def helps. I have lost alot of inches and all my clothes are falling off me
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Great workout.
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helps alot
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I love swimming. I didn't know it was a treatment for MS, but it does make me feel wonderful.
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I tell people that ask how I swim that I swim like Nemo! I go a bit sideways from the difference in length in my limbs. They usually crack up! [More] -
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LOL!!! It is great to joke about having an amputation...it really lightens things. I find people without an amputation or who are not in need of one, ... [More] -
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Anything you want as long as your out of the water holding their prosthesis or crutches. [More] -
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hopeless...lol [More] -
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I'm going to guess...Skippy? [More]
