Category: Competition
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The Importance of an Exit Plan Retirement for Natalie Coughlin | The Wellness Experience by Kroger
Every athlete knows their career will one day end and competing at the highest levels is no longer possible. Olympic swimmer Natalie Coughlin talks about her journey in preparing for the end of her illustrious career and looking forward to life beyond athletics.
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Tokyo Olympics: Swimming, Annie Lazor | KSDK News
It’s been a difficult few months for Annie Lazor since the death of her father, but who lifted the swimmer up in the toughest of times? Her biggest rival, Lilly King.
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Meet Kerala’s Sajan Prakash, First-Ever Indian Swimmer to Make ‘A’ Cut for Olympics | The Bridge
Born to a national-level athlete mother, he grew up in a sports environment but he came from a humble background.
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Michael Andrew 200m IM US Olympic Trials | Did He Swim It Wrong
In this video, we take a look at Michael Andrews’ 200m IM at the US Olympic Trials. It has been debated ever since the swim whether it was a good race or bad one, that’s why we thought we’d break it down length by length, stroke by stroke, and give you our race review!! Michael…
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Dana Vollmer’s 🇺🇸 First Olympic Race | Olympics
Athens 2004, the first Olympic race of America’s Dana Vollmer who competed in the 200m freestyle and placed sixth but won a gold medal as a member of the winning U.S. team in the 4×200m freestyle relay, together with Natalie Coughlin, Carly Piper, and Kaitlin Sandeno. In addition to claiming the gold medal, the relay…
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Olympic Pride – Erica Sullivan | The Social Kick
Bursting onto the scene, Erica Sullivan makes her appearance on The Social Kick. Erica is a 20-year-old long-distance pool and open water swimmer from Las Vegas. Newly selected to represent Team USA in the 1500m, Erica claimed her ticket in a brilliant trials swim, coming in second to Katie Ledecky and holding off Sandpipers teammate…
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Sajan Prakash Makes History in Rome, Becomes First Indian Swimmer to Qualify for Tokyo 2020 Olympics | The National Bulletin
Sajan Prakash on Saturday became the first-ever Indian swimmer to breach the ‘A’ Olympic qualification time by clocking 1:56:38 seconds in the men’s 200m butterfly event at the Sette Colli Trophy in Rome, Italy. The 27-year-old made the Tokyo Games ‘A’ standard, set at 1:56.48 seconds, by 0.10 seconds at the FINA-accredited Olympic qualifier. With…
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North Iowa Swimmers Get Some Help From an Olympian | KIMT News 3
It happened on Friday in Mason City
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Morristown Native to Represent US Swim Team in Tokyo for His First Olympics | News 12
A Morristown native will be heading to Tokyo as part of the United States swim team in the Summer Olympics. It will be his first Olympics Games.