Month: June 2020
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Alarming Urine Levels At Swimming Pools | Reality Shots
How much pee is in our swimming pools? Olympic swimmers admit to it and it seems many of the rest of us are peeing in the water too, with a new scientific test finding up to 75 litres of urine in public pools. However, while urine is sterile, compounds in urine, including urea, ammonia, and…
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Fiji Swimming Holds online course
With pools out of bound to contain the Covid-19 pandemic, Fiji Swimming has decided to start online course. https://youtu.be/DUktD1DnyoI
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How Parents and Student-Athletes Think COVID-19 Will Impact Recruiting
NCSA surveyed 3,350+ parents and student-athletes on how they think COVID-19 will impact college recruiting and athletic scholarships. Our experts discuss their results and insights in this video. https://youtu.be/geCwiFEHIuI
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Sod Turned For Maloney Swimming Pool
Sports Minister Shamfa Cudjoe has called on residents of Maloney to make good use of the soon-to-be constructed community pool in their neighborhood.
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Training with Paralympic swimmer, Dimitris Karypidis. #greecefromhome
Paralympic swimmer and world champion, Dimitris Karypidis shares with us his daily training routine while at home. Stay connected with our Greek YouTube Creator Channel, from home. greecefromhome.com
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Yellow-Phase Allows For Pools to Open For Recreational Swimming
Governor Tom Wolf’s Yellow Phase allows for the opening of aquatic venues in Pennsylvania, and Temple Update’s Matt Silverman takes us to the Flourtown Swim Club, which is taking the big dive into summer.
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Officials Recover Body Of Missing Swimmer In Patuxent River
A search for a missing swimmer in the Patuxent River ended Tuesday afternoon when rescue crews recovered a body.
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Game On! Vegas: Four swimmers, friends share a life-saving moment
Friends being at the right place, at the right time. The four swimmers used their skills to help a man that almost fell to his death. The close friendships, kinship, have a strong bond that will carry for a long time.
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Ghanaian footballer drowns and dies in Denmark
Ghanaian young striker Adom Ibrahim, 20, has been confirmed dead in Denmark after drowning in a swimming pool. Ibrahim who joined Hobro IK from third-tier Accra Sporting Club in January on a three-year deal was found unconscious in a swimming pool on Monday. Accra Sporting Club President Fiifi Parker Hanson is quoted by Mohammed Hafiz…