Year: 2021
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VB Tide Swim Qualifiers Prepare for Olympic Trials in Omaha | Wavy TV 10
This year, 7 members of the Tide swim team in Virginia Beach will take their talents to Omaha to compete against the best in the country.
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Freediver Finds Lost Engagement Ring at the Bottom of England’s Largest Lake
Viki Patel popped the question to Rebecca Chaukria and gave her the white gold and diamond ring during a trip to the Lake District on Saturday. Two days later, while on a jetty overlooking Windermere, it slipped off her finger and fell into the water. They feared it was lost forever, but freediver Angus Hosking was…
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How do Olympians chase their dreams?| #OlympicStateOfBody
Olympic State of Body is the latest original series from the Olympic Channel, which looks into the science behind the success of Olympic Athletes. This bonus episode features a few #DidYouKnow facts about the series. To learn more, watch the full series of Olympic State of Body here: http://oly.ch/OSOBy
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Bluetits Chill Swimmers Copenhagen! Come on in, the Seawater’s Lovely and Cold | Diane in Denmark
May swimming hygge with my Copenhagen Bluetits Chill Swimmers friends! Come on in, the seawater’s lovely and cold! There are Bluetits groups all over the world, or why not start your own? Information, motivation plus safety advice here https://thebluetits.co/
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National Beach Safety Week #6 – Know How to Swim | Town of Kiawah Island
Life jackets are your friend! Especially, if you’re not the best swimmer yet.
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100 IM World Record | Dressel Dissect
ISL Final 100 IM World Record, let’s pick it apart and see what I did wrong, what I did well, and what I could of done better moving forward! Comment what races y’all want to see next!
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Sound Rivers Launches Annual Swim Guide Program | WNCT-TV 9 On Your Side
No one wants to splash around in unsafe conditions. That’s why Sound Rivers lets people know where it’s safe to recreate by sampling river basins weekly.
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City Leader Partners With the Y to Make Swim Lessons Available For Free to Some Louisville Kids | WHAS11
According to Safe Kids Worldwide, drowning is the leading cause of injury-related death in kids ages one to four.