Category: Competition
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10 Races that Changed Swimming Forever | MySwimPro
It’s not everyday legends are born, but some of these swimmers have produced historic milestones that have changed the sport of swimming forever. See MySwimPro
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Nautilus Invitational Swim Meet 2020
Swimmers from all over Oman participated at Nautilus Swimming Club’s 4th Invitational Meet at the Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex on the 13th and 14th of March, 2020. The meet was supported by the Oman Swimming Association, whose referees judged the event with precision, following FINA rules.
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Stronger Swimmer Shoulders | More Power, Less Injuries | Tri Tenacious
Genuinely fixing shoulder issues as a triathlete, notably with swimming, can be problematic. Examples being shoulder impingement and swimmer’s shoulder. But here we reveal a pivotal, and often overlooked tool via strength training using a pulling technique, to address these problems from the ‘root cause’ while also setting yourself up for a more powerful stroke…
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Enjoying the pain of swim practice | Gregorio Paltrinieri | Inside with Brett Hawke
“I think we are all swimmers and we like to feel a little bit of pain sometimes because its what we do every day.” – Gregorio Paltrinieri
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Elizabeth Beisel – Finding Balance Outside of Your Sport
“Find something that you love that isn’t swimming, or that isn’t your sport, that can make you happy elsewhere in your life.â€
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Joseph Schooling – Olympic Gold – Coming Home Parade – Four Years Ago | Sergio Lopez Miro Vlogs
Watch some of the pictures and videos I took four years ago after Joseph Schooling wrote a huge chapter for the history of Sports in Singapore. Joseph won the gold medal in the 100 Butterfly at the 2016 Rio Olympics in an amazing race that had three swimmers tie for second place. The image of…
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Youngest swimmer will now be in college for Olympic debut
Luca Urlando is a swimmer hoping to make it to Tokyo next year. He’s only 18 and had the games not been postponed, he would have been the first high schooler on Team USA since Michael Phelps.
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Reliving Rio: Chad le Clos ‘swimming silvers champion’
Chad le Clos became a swimming superstar overnight with his gold and silver medals at the London Olympics, a lot was expected of the Durban-born le Clos in Rio de Janeiro where he came away with 2 silver medals to make the 24-year-old South Africa’s most decorated Olympic swimmer.
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Van Der Burgh: I Still Can’t Smell After COVID
TeamSA swimming icon Cameron van der Burgh has spoken about how he still has no sense of smell despite the fact that he has fully recovered from Covid-19, writes Gary Lemke. Van der Burgh, who won 18 gold medals in breaststroke competition at the Olympics, Commonwealth Games and World Championships, was talking to rising TeamSA sensation…