Jennifer from our Administration department read John Cheever’s short story The Swimmer
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How to Sleep Better During the Lockdown – 5 Expert Tips
Many people have reported sleep disturbance during the lockdown caused by COVID-19, so Loughborough University sleep expert Professor Kevin Morgan has shared his five top tips for combating the issue.
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Hundreds of buffaloes swim across river in China’s southwestern province of Sichuan
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Ice Swimmer Kate Steels and endurance athlete Bruckner Chase on WOWSA Live
Ice Swimmer and International Ice Swimming Association Director Kate Steels and endurance athlete Bruckner Chase talk open water swimming with International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame chairman Ned Denison on WOWSA Live.
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Olympic Gold Medalist Swimmer Rebecca Soni Discusses The Pull
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30-Minute Swiss Ball Dryland Workout for Swimmers
Grab a Swiss ball and try this 30-minute, full-body workout! 💪
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Missy Franklin haunted by missing swimming goal
MisMissy, five-time Olympic gold medal swimmer, was forced to retire prematurely with injury in 2018, so she has had two years to come to terms with the frustration of missing out on Tokyo, but as she explained in an interview with Laureus.com, it has not been easy.
“I never expected that my career was going to be over at 23. I never wanted it to be. My ultimate goal was to be the most decorated female Olympic swimmer of all time, and I didn’t get that. That was something that from the moment I stepped onto the Olympic stage in London, I really, really believed I could do,†she said.
“It makes a dream and a goal even harder to lose, when you really, truly believe that you can do it, and you don’t.â€
Read Laureus
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Plymouth Open Water Swimmer Inducted into Minnesota Swimming Hall of Fame
Karen Zemlin, 52, is the first open-water swimmer named to the Minnesota State Swimming Hall of Fame. In August of last year, she posted the fastest time ever for a woman over 50 in swimming the English Channel.
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Core Conditioning with the City of Glasgow Swim Team
Core conditioning isn’t just for swimmers it’s for everyone.