Category: Dryland
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Artistic Swimmer Tries Gymnastics | Ian Gunther
Daniella Ramirez, World Medalist Artistic Swimmer Tries Men’s Gymnastics!
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Gary Woodland Gets Swimming Tips From Michael Phelps at WM Phoenix Open Pro-Am | 12 News
Gary Woodland is getting some swimming tips while paired up with Michael Phelps for the front nine of the Pro-Am.
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Swimmer’s Core Stability | Adam Peaty Vlogs
I always go the extra mile, even on a Saturday afternoon! I hope you enjoy seeing part of my core stability routine!
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Adam Peaty: “I’ve Forgotten How To Swim!” | On Demand Entertainment
Adam Peaty landed from winning gold at the Tokyo Olympics and made his way straight to the dance floor of Strictly Come Dancing. He said he hasn’t swum once since and hates wearing clothes! Report by Lucy Jones.
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Strictly Come Dancing | Behind the Scenes | Adam Peaty Vlogs
I hope you all enjoy this video of behind the scenes of my Strictly Come Dancing training. Sorry for the lack of videos lately, the training is taking up my whole life at the minute but I will hopefully be able to carry on dropping videos over the next few months. Thank you for the…
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National Team Academy: Landcraft with Stephen Milne | Scottish Swimming
Scottish Swimming is the national governing body for swimming in Scotland, representing clubs, swim schools, aquatic disciplines, athletes, coaches, and thousands of talented and committed volunteers across the entire swimmer pathway from development and participation through to performance. Our vision is to ensure that every single person in Scotland has access to quality swimming programs,…
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Eliminate Recurring Injuries And Generating Power Through Your Hips with Carl Reader | Effortless Swimming
In today’s episode, Carl Reader joins us for the third time to talk about the fundamental movements that you should be doing which can result in improvements to your recurring injury or relieve pain.
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5 Shoulder Mobility Exercises for Swimmers| TOT Endurance
5 shoulder mobility exercises for swimmers As a swimmer, you more or less move in the same pattern to propel yourself forward through the water. When you continuously train and use the same muscles to create movement, you will eventually reach a level where your body can not adapt anymore. Or, even worse, lead to…
