The phrase "a range of swimming" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to describe various types or styles of swimming, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The program offers a range of swimming activities, including competitive swimming, recreational swimming, and water aerobics."
Alternatives: "variety of swimming" or "selection of swimming".
The range of water speeds tested covered most of the range of swimming speeds estimated for free-swimming green turtle hatchings during the frenzy swim.
Swimquest has a range of indulgent swimming holidays, including six days swimming around islets in Thailand and a swim tour around the coral reefs of the Maldives with a 32-metre yacht as a base.
The short television clips draw upon "real" women's bodies, of different shapes and sizes, as they move, sweat, strain and take pleasure in a range of activities – swimming, kickboxing, football, dance, cycling.
Table 2 shows the relative energy contributions of each energy system for a range of maximal-effort swimming events.
Participants register and are given a card which allows them to use a range of facilities from swimming pools and gyms to exercise classes and badminton courts for free during certain times.
Collimonas strains differ in a range of activities, including swimming motility, quorum sensing, extracellular protease activity, siderophore production, and antimicrobial activities.
There were two classes, 42 in total – no other footballers but it had a range of professionals including swimming and judo.
Swimming can be considered a range-of-motion, aerobic and resistance exercise.
Perhaps the best argument in Phelps's favor is that he is swimming a range of distances that convert to track races from a quarter mile to a mile (sprinting is about five times faster than swimming).
Block J, which has a ground area of, has been granted planning permission for a luxury (four-star) hotel, with around 250 beds and a range of facilities including a restaurant, swimming pool and conference venue, taking the total floor space to spread across five or six storeys.
