concept   swimming
33 commonsense assertions
Cultures (33) • United States (1) • South Korea (1) • Western countries (1) • Japan (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • Afghanistan (1) • Finland (1) • Middle East (1) • competitive swimming culture (1) • landlocked countries (1) • Asian countries (1) • Brazil (1) • Italy (1) • Jamaica (1) • Mexico (1) • Sweden (1) • global (1) • northern countries (1) • Coastal countries (1) • France (1) Iran (1) • North America (1) • Thailand (1) • aquatic communities (1) • Arctic regions (1) • Coastal countries or islands (1) • Coastal countries with strong naval presence (1) • Inland countries without large naval presence (1) • Landlocked countries in Africa or Central Asia (1) • Landlocked countries in Central Europe (1) • boating community (1) • maritime cultures (1) • river activities in the US (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 swimming United States Swimming is a popular leisure activity and essential skill in the United States, especially during the summer. 15
2 swimming South Korea Swimming in South Korea prioritizes competitive training, cleanliness, and holistic education, with focus on specific strokes. 13
3 swimming Western countries Swimming is a popular leisure activity and important life skill in Western countries, practiced in various natural and artificial water bodies. 13
4 swimming Japan In Japan, swimming is culturally linked to formal training, emphasis on technique, and early competitive involvement. 9
5 swimming Saudi Arabia Swimming in Saudi Arabia is often gender-segregated and restricted due to cultural modesty concerns. 8
6 swimming Afghanistan Swimming in Afghanistan is gender-segregated and restricted due to cultural modesty concerns. 4
7 swimming Finland Swimming in Finland emphasizes cold weather, open water competitions, and proper technique and training. 4
8 swimming Middle East Swimming in natural bodies of water is uncommon in the Middle East due to warm climate and limited water sources. 4
9 swimming competitive swimming culture In competitive swimming culture, regular intense training, proper technique, and rigorous schedules are essential. 4
10 swimming landlocked countries Swimming is less prevalent in landlocked countries due to limited access to natural water bodies. 4
11 swimming Asian countries Swimming in Asian countries focuses on formal education, competitive sports, and health-oriented outdoor activities. 3
12 swimming Brazil Swimming in Brazil is strongly linked to music, dance, and water safety skills, often taught in community settings. 3
13 swimming Italy Swimming is a popular summer activity in Italy, with competitions and synchronized swimming performances. 3
14 swimming Jamaica Swimming is a vital aspect of Jamaica's national identity, encompassing competition and survival skills. 3
15 swimming Mexico Swimming in Mexico involves warm water, beach activities, and cultural celebrations. 3
16 swimming Sweden Swimming in Sweden is a popular activity that emphasizes endurance in cold water and proper technique education. 3
17 swimming global Swimming is a popular global summer activity in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. 3
18 swimming northern countries In northern countries, swimming in cold waters is a traditional and popular activity during the warm summer months. 3
19 swimming Coastal countries Swimming is a common activity in coastal countries with abundant access to coastal areas. 2
20 swimming France Swimming in France is often intertwined with art and culinary experiences. 2
21 swimming Iran Swimming in Iran is discouraged and gender-segregated due to cultural attitudes towards modesty. 2
22 swimming North America In North America, swimming includes popular activities like swimming in lakes and is not limited to extreme activities like ice swimming. 2
23 swimming Thailand Swimming in Thailand is connected to both social gatherings and religious customs. 2
24 swimming aquatic communities Swimming is a fundamental and natural skill that is deeply embedded in the daily life of aquatic communities. 2
25 swimming Arctic regions In Arctic regions, swimming in natural bodies of water is limited to short summer seasons due to freezing temperatures. 1
26 swimming Coastal countries or islands Swimming skills are often acquired in coastal countries or islands due to their close proximity to bodies of water. 1
27 swimming Coastal countries with strong naval presence Swimming in coastal countries with strong naval presence may be linked to ocean-related activities and maritime sports. 1
28 swimming Inland countries without large naval presence Swimming in inland countries is often associated with recreational activities in lakes, rivers, and natural pools. 1
29 swimming Landlocked countries in Africa or Central Asia Swimming skills are less common in landlocked countries in Africa or Central Asia. 1
30 swimming Landlocked countries in Central Europe In landlocked Central European countries, there is limited access to natural bodies of water for swimming. 1
31 swimming boating community Swimming is an important skill for all members of the boating community. 1
32 swimming maritime cultures Swimming is considered both a leisure activity and essential for maritime careers in maritime cultures. 1
33 swimming river activities in the US Swimming in rivers is a popular summer leisure activity in the US. 1