Month: July 2019
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The Strongest Man in History: Swimming Challenge | Exclusive | History
Eddie challenges the other Strongmen to test their swimming skills in this digital exclusive from “One Ton Lift”. #StrongestMan
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Swimmers make waves to fight cancer
The Swim Across America’s annual Boston Harbor Islands Swim, a 22-mile relay around Boston Harbor Islands and the annual Pool Swim held at Harvard University, are part of the critical effort to fund pediatric hematology/oncology and related programs at MassGeneral Hospital for Children and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Since 2013, the MGHfC Cancer Center has received…
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Japanese spectator charged with illegal filming at the FINA World Championships 2019
A Japanese national was sent to the prosecution for indictment, on the charge of illicitly recording certain body parts of female swimmers at the 2019 FINA World Championships. The Japanese man initially denied all charges but later admitted to the offenses, claiming that he was aroused by their muscular bodies. ​A 37-year-old Japanese spectator was…
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Swimmers dealing with crowds at local pools
Workers at the YMCA run pools say they’ve reached capacity more often this year than in years past. They say there is a shortage of pools for the large growth the city has seen.
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Fastest female swimmers in the world | 60 Minutes Australia
Cate and Bronte Campbell are the fastest female swimmers in the world and among our strongest hopes for gold medals at the Rio Olympic Games. But what sets the Campbell sisters apart from many other athletes is their ability to ignore the increasing hype about their success. Swimming is important to them, but refreshingly, Cate…
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Additional Charges For South Florida Swim Instructor Accused Of Child Molestation
A South Florida swimming instructor who was arrested earlier this week after being accused of fondling two young girls during a swim lesson is now facing an additional charge.