HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE ORIGIN OF THE SPORT OF SWIMMING
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This article analyzes the history and development stages of swimming as a sport. It examines swimming culture in ancient civilizations, approaches during the Middle Ages, and the process of its formation as a modern sport. The article also discusses the role of swimming in international sports and its impact on a healthy lifestyle.
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