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Synchronized swimming
  Synchronized swimming, or artistic swimming, is a form in which one to ten people swim alone, in pairs, in groups, or usually one to ten people together to the music. Synchronized here means music and the synchronization of individual swimmers between them. It is also called water ballet, an exhibition swimming in which the movements of one or more swimmers are synchronized with musical accompaniment. Because it is similar to dance, it is sometimes called water ballet, especially in theatrical situations.

History
  The history of synchronized swimming says that the sport first began in the early 20th century, and was known as water ballet. It is recorded that the first synchronized swimming club started around 1891 when it was thought that the first match was held in Berlin, Germany.

Rule.
  You can't touch the pool floor even if you're holding another swimmer. Each performance is determined by the perfection of the design and the ability to control movement. People who can't swim well get a score of "0" Swimmers can only move the deck for 10 minutes.

How to win
  After the performance, swimmers evaluate and score their performances based on their performance, artistic impressions, and difficulty. Technology, difficulty, pattern, choreography, and synchronization are all important to get high scores.

Scoring
  After the performance, swimmers evaluate and score their performances based on their performance, artistic impressions, and difficulty. Technology, difficulty, pattern, choreography, and synchronization are all important to get high scores.

5 Essential Skills for Synchronized Swimming
  Timekeeping. You must be able to synchronize well in order to synchronize swimming well. a knee-high vertical knee. Flattening. Jump with your butt. Retention of Patterns

  Synchronized swimming, or artistic swimming, is a form in which one to ten people swim alone, in pairs, in groups, or usually one to ten people together to the music. Synchronized here means music and the synchronization of individual swimmers between them. It is also called water ballet, an exhibition swimming in which the movements of one or more swimmers are synchronized with musical accompaniment. Because it is similar to dance, it is sometimes called water ballet, especially in theatrical situations.