Author: rokur
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The 3 Shoulder Exercises Every Swimmer Needs (And Most Skip) | Marcel Smit
Shoulder pain is the most common injury in swimming — and for most swimmers, it keeps coming back because they’re not fixing the actual cause. In this video I’m breaking down the three exercises that target the root imbalance: weak external rotators and an underdeveloped serratus anterior that leave the shoulder unstable in the water.…
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Cam McEvoy’s Hardest Session Is Only 150m | The Swimsuit Guy
Four weeks after this session, Cam McEvoy swam 20.88 and broke one of the most iconic world records in swimming. This week he went 20.97 in Glasgow for Commonwealth Games gold — his second swim under 21 seconds, and an Australian sweep of the podium. This is how he was training in the weeks before…
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Aquatics Returns to Olympic Venue for European Championships | European Aquatics
Memories of Paris 2024 come flooding back ahead of the European Aquatics Championships Paris 2026. Athletes and delegates speak in the official opening press conference.
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How To Avoid Swimmer’s Itch This Summer | The Weather Network
Planning a trip to the lake? Be aware of swimmer’s itch, an itchy rash caused by a microscopic parasite. The Weather Network’s Rachel Schoutsen has more.
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FDNY Uses Drone To Help Rescue Distressed Swimmer | KVUE
The New York Fire Department’s Robotics Unit used a drone to locate a swimmer in distress off Rockaway Beach.
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How Drones Are Being Used to Protect Swimmers From Sharks | TODAY
With the ongoing rise in shark encounters at beaches on both coasts, police and park officials are deploying a fleet of drones as a tool to keep swimmers safe. NBC’s Sam Brock reports for TODAY.
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What Science Shows About Sharks, Swimmers and Sound | Good Morning America
Shark sightings are on the rise this summer as scientists say great white sharks may sense people long before swimmers know they’re nearby.
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Charlotte Swim School Aims To Prevent Drowning Deaths With Adult Classes | WBTV News – Charlotte
A Charlotte swim school is working to reduce that number by offering adult swim classes and encouraging people of all ages to learn water safety skills.