Year: 2022
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#MIXBreakfast with Malaysian Competitive Swimmer
Aishah, RD, and Prem had a talk with Cindy Ong, a Malaysian Competitive Swimmer on discrimination in sports.
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‘Freezin’ For A Reason’ Fundraising Swim At Falmouth Heights Beach | CBS Boston
WBZ-TV’s Ken MacLeod has the story
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World’s Largest Open Water Swimming Event | eNCA
The world’s largest open water swimming event is underway at the Midmar Dam in KwaZulu-Natal. It is the 49th edition of the Midmar Mile after last year’s edition was called off due to the Covid-19 pandemic. eNCA’s Siphokazi Malinga joins us from the Midlands.
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Dara Torres Hall of Fame Induction | International Swimming Hall of Fame
2016 International Swimming Hall of Fame Induction
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Adult Swim Class Opens a New World for Adam After a Scary Experience at the Deep End | ABC Australia
Swimming is a huge part of life in Australia – but what if you can’t swim? In the Central Queensland mining town of Dysart, the public pool is bringing together long-time locals and those born a world away. High school teacher Adam Kelvin Mhende is swimming for the first time after moving to the town…
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Shark Fishing Ban at Popular Beaches Over Fears Predators Being Attracted to Swim Spots | ABC News
Shark fishing will be restricted at some of Perth’s most popular beaches after local residents warned it was attracting the predators to popular swimming beaches.
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New Spinal Implant Allows 3 Paralyzed Men to Stand, Walk and Swim Again | Global News
Three men who were paralyzed from the waist down are walking again, even swimming and biking, after a nerve-stimulation device gave them the ability to move their legs again, researchers reported on Monday.
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Young Swimmer Barred From Event For BLM Suit | Indisputable with Dr. Rashad Richey
A young swimmer is barred from an event for her BLM suit. Dr. Rashad Richey discusses on Indisputable. Tell us what you think in the comments below.
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Cuba’s Elderly Swim Again After Lifting on Restrictions | Reuters
A group of elderly swimmers in Cuba said that the loosening of restrictions after two years had given them a new lease on life.