Month: February 2024
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Man Nearly Dies After Drinking Cold Water | CBS Miami
A Houston man nearly died after drinking cold water. Here’s what happened. He was working out one day when he took a big gulp of ice water. He immediately went into heart failure.
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Black History Month at Celes King III Swimming Pool | LA This Week
Rec & Parks Department along with PlayLA celebrated Black History Month with an aquatic health and fitness fair. With most communities being 30/40 minutes from the beach, it’s important to have access to the water for residents to learn water safety and enjoy water sports like swimming, kayaking, surfing, and water polo. Attendees also received…
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How Much Do You Sweat When Swimming? | Triathlon Training Explained | Global Triathlon Network
What is water and what is sweat? It’s hard to tell when you’re exercising in a swimming pool, which is basically a large heated bath of water. You might have wondered how much you sweat when swimming, well we have too and it’s time to find out!
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Century Swim and Dive Tops Seven-Year West Region Title-Holder | KFYR-TV
This massive victory comes in McKenzie Steckler’s first season as the Patriots head coach.
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Ice Diver Reclaims World Record | Reuters
Ice diver Valentina Cafolla bagged herself a new Guinness World Record by diving to a depth of around 140 meters with a single fin and without oxygen or assistance.
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NSAA State Swimming: Woods Ends State Swimming Career on Top | 1011 News
NSAA State Swimming: Woods ends state swimming career on top
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Watch: Retired Olympic Swimmer Works to Raise Awareness of Kidney Disorder | KLTV 7
Franklin is continuing her collaboration with Otskua America Pharmaceutical for National Kidney Month in order to raise awareness about autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease.
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Swimmers Take the Plunge in Vermont | News Center Maine
Organizers carved out a rectangle in the icy lake for people to swim across.
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EC Community’s Long Wait for Multi-Million Rand Swimming Pool | Newzroom Afrika
A swimming pool that took the Eastern Cape sports and recreation department over 10 years to complete is still not open. According to a Ground-Up report, Mlonyeni Construction was appointed in 2008. However, after the company had been paid R7 million, the contract was terminated in March 2012 due to poor performance. Ground-Up reporter Nombulelo…