Category: Competition
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Coleman Stewart’s ISL Goal: Make a lot of 💰 | Inside with Brett Hawke
Coleman Stewart is a professional swimmer for the ISL’s Cali Condors. He broke the 100 SCM Backstroke during Season 3 of the Regular Season in Naples, Italy.
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Tatjana Schoenmaker’s Breaststroke Technique | Inside with Brett Hawke
Tatjana Schoenmaker breathes very late in her stroke. In this clip, the World Record holder talks all about her unorthodox breaststroke technique.
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Game for Life – Ang Peng Siong: An Environment Where Champions Are Inevitable (Preview) | CoachSG Official
Ang Peng Siong is synonymous with swimming in Singapore. More than a sport, it is a legacy that tethers him to his father, a bond of observations and values that manifest itself in the legendary Farrer Park Swimming Complex where he and his team continues to coach new generations of swimmers and coaches.
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Bruce Gemmell, Olympic Coach, Talks Energy Zones, Training Katie Ledecky
Bruce Gemmell is an Olympic swim coach for Nation’s Capital Swim Club (NCAP), USA Swimming’s premier club team with 14 locations, 1800+ athletes, and 65+ coaches. Most recently they produced three Olympians: Katie Ledecky (the GOAT), Andrew Gemmell (Bruce’s son), and Jack Conger. Bruce was an OT qualifier himself, swimming at the University of Michigan,…
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Olympic Medalist Natalie Hinds Speaks to Young Swimmers at COM Aquatics | NewsWest9
Midland native Natalie Hinds goes back to where it all started at COM Aquatics and shares her knowledge on what it takes to become an Olympian
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Great Comeback, Great Win for 🇭🇺 Szuszanna Jakabos | FINA
Look at one of the most thrilling finals at the Swimming World Cup in Doha. Maria Ugolkova led the 200m Butterfly Final until the last 25 meters when Zsuzsanna Jakabos powered a strong finish to win the Gold Medal.
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Chalmers Is 0.09 Away From a New World Record | FINA
Australia’s Chalmers sets a new National Record in 100 freestyle FINAL at the Swimming World Cup in Doha. Time: 45.03 South Korea’s talent Sunwoo Hwang also performed a National Record: 46.46