natatio
Ancient bathing hall
Natatio is a Latin term for swimming, used in English primarily in archaeological and architectural contexts to describe the swimming pool of a Roman bathhouse.
The natatio was typically an open-air pool, often the largest water feature in the bath complex: The ruins include a well-preserved natatio.
Collective fund or basin
- strokeSudden brain blood blockage
- lapOne complete circuit
- breaststrokeArms circle, legs splay
- freestyleWithout prescribed technique
backstroke · butterfly · dive · aquatics · swimmer · crawl · float · kick
Public washing facility
- Roman bathsAncient empire's public bathing complexes
- basinConcave water receptacle
- colonnadeRow supporting a roof
- mosaicInlaid pictorial arrangement
atrium · hypocaust · marble · vault · portico · changing room · fountain · cistern
Pulse-elevating exercise regimen
- enduranceSustained effort capacity
- aerobicRequiring free oxygen
- fitnessGood physical shape
- lapsComplete track circuits
workout · training · conditioning · aquatic exercise · water aerobics · hydrotherapy · rehabilitation · resistance
pool
Collective fund or basin
- strokeSudden brain blood blockage
- lapOne complete circuit
- breaststrokeArms circle, legs splay
freestyle · backstroke · butterfly · dive · aquatics · swimmer · crawl · float · kick · paddling
bathhouse
Public washing facility
- Roman bathsAncient empire's public bathing complexes
- basinConcave water receptacle
- colonnadeRow supporting a roof
mosaic · atrium · hypocaust · marble · vault · portico · changing room · fountain · cistern · aqueduct
cardio
Pulse-elevating exercise regimen
laps · workout · training · conditioning · aquatic exercise · water aerobics · hydrotherapy · rehabilitation · resistance · low-impact
- Roman bathsRoman baths, public baths, thermal baths, hypocaust, mosaic floors
- ancient bathshypocaust, Roman baths, public baths, bathhouse, bath house
- bathhousessauna, steam room, hot tub, cold plunge, Roman bath