does swimming help you grow ur muscles?

Yes, it does. The good kind (not bulky weight-lifter muscles) and it also improves your flexibility, which is something that many muscle-builders forget about. Check out a picture of Ian Thorpe - or any of the top swimmers, male or female, and you'll see lean and mean, well-muscled bodies that are toned all over, not just in a few selected spots.

Most definitely. You will get stronger. Swimming uses all your muscles.

yes

no i dont think that it does

yea it does and make one hot

Only if you train hard! if so than yes! you can get ripped!

No. Swimming helps develope them.
your muscels don't grow they develope.
Yes. swimming helps develope your muscels.
Just like walking and any other sport.

I have been swimming 5 days a week, 2 hrs a day + Whey protein supplement everyday for awhile to pump up. In addition to that, I have been eating Wendy and BK's chicken nuggets constantly. Gained 15 lbs in 2 1/2 months - muscle only (mainly shoulder, chest and arm - also, I have no stomach) I was a very skinny guy, but my body looks good when I take off my shirt now.

yea for sure i do swimming but i dont want to do so much because i am a gurl an i dont want to build up as much

I would more correctly say it will tone the muscles.

If you want bigger muscles, hitting the weights will build and grow muscle.

If you want the perfect body, then swim and lift weights.

oh yes it deffinately does!!!!!

Yes it does because i have been swimming since the age of 5 and I haven't really stopped. So this is a fact, that i have learned with time and experience.

Yes, any kind of exercise can increase the size of your muscles in different parts of your body.

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of course!

duh any sports help

yea

in the sport of swimming,, you are using certain muscles only,, so just like in running, you would have to watch the workouts and limit how you would use them, but yes you would grow muscles in those areas only. That is why most people do swimming 2-3 times a week and do other activities on the other days

Yes, but more slim slender muscle, not bulk muscle.