Year: 2019
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Why I Swim
I am passionate about solving the problem of plastic pollution, and one that doesn’t stop until I have achieved my goals. In March 2019 I will attempt to become the first person ever to swim the entire perimeter of iconic Easter Island, as part of the Swim Against Plastic campaign from Plastic Oceans International and…
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Is Zac Efron Dating Danish Olympic Swimmer Sarah Bro? | E! News
The “Baywatch” actor is spotted multiple times with the swimming pro…so are they actually together? Either way, get to know her! Read also Us Magazine and Elle https://youtu.be/i4EsM_XBrVs
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The Biggest Loser – Swimming Competition
In this clip from Season 9, Sunshine and Sam are neck and neck in the weighted swim challenge. In an unforseen twist, contestants who have reached their goal may help another contestant reach theirs’. Find out who freestyles into the finish line and who gets a one-pound disadvantage!
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11-Year-Old FASTEST Swimmer | Future Michael Phelps?
11-year-old Clark Kent is breaking swimming records that Michael Phelps used to hold. The future is bright for Superman.
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Strike A Chord: One Swimmer Keeps Challenging Herself Regardless Of Age
Some people choose a sport they can continue with throughout their life. As part of WFUV’s Strike A Chord: Healthy Aging Campaign one lifelong swimmer tells her story…
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2019 Pac-12 Hall of Honor inductee: California swimmer Natalie Coughlin
An 11-time NCAA individual champion, three-time NCAA Swimmer of the Year and Pac-10 Swimmer of the Year, Natalie Coughlin joins the Pac-12 Hall of Honor class of 2019 after winning 12 medals over three Olympic Games (2004, 2008, 2012). Coughlin was named Pac-12 Women’s Swimmer of the Century in 2016, 2002 USA Swimming Athlete of…
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What My Race Day Looks Like | Michael Andrew Vlogs
A day in the life as I race at our local Sectionals! We discuss Race Prep, Breakfast, Recovery, and more as I take you through a full day of racing! (Includes Race Footage)
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Season: How Olympic Swimmer Dana Vollmer Strives for Gold in Each Chapter of her Life
At just twelve years old, Dana Vollmer stepped up to the block at her first Olympic swimming trials. She never focused on her age, only the time on the board at the end of her race. Though she didn’t make the team that year, her feisty, competitive spirit drove her to train even more fervently.…
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