Category: Competition
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High 5: Skyline High Swimmers Doing Good Deeds To Raise Funds For Swim Team
Students at Skyline High School are fundraising a little differently this year, and they’re doing it in a way that’s sure to make you smile.
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Grant Hackett’s World Record at Montreal 2005 | Fina World Championships
World Record Flashback! At the 2005 FINA World Championships in Montreal, distance legend Grant Hackett from Australia ends one of the most enduring World Records in history and eclipses Ian Thorpe’s mark in the 800m Free, in a time of 7:38.65. In addition to this, he also claimed another two Gold medals in the 400m…
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Competing with Ian Thorpe and Pieter van den Hoogenband | Inside with Brett Hawke
Massi Rosolino got to compete against two of the best swimmers ever: Thorpey and Hoogie. “They made me go faster.” – Massi Rosolino
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ISL in a Nutshell | the Swimsuit Guy
I hope everyone is enjoying the ISL Season 2, we sure are, here’s a fun little skit we done!
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![Carson Foster Sets New US National Age-Group Record in 400-Yard IM [Oct. 16, 2020] | Texas Longhorns](https://www.swimmersdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/carson-foster-sets-new-us-nation-110x96.jpg "Carson Foster Sets New US National Age-Group Record in 400-Yard IM [Oct. 16, 2020] | Texas Longhorns")
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5 World Records That Will Be Broken at ISL | The Swimsuit Guy
I take my pick of the 5 events I think the world record will most likely be broken in at the upcoming ISL Season 2 that starts tomorrow in Budapest.
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Circadian rhythms affect Olympic swim performance, study finds
Olympic swimmers race about 0.39 seconds faster in the evening than in the morning, and as insignificant as that fraction of a second may seem, gold medals are routinely won by slimmer margins. “The magnitude of the effect is pretty big,” said Renske Lok, PhD, a Stanford postdoctoral fellow in psychiatry and a circadian biologist. “The…
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