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The National Swimming and Water Safety Framework supports a structured and consistent understanding of swimming and water safety education across Australia.
She’s braved mountains, rollercoasters, and ghosts – but today Josie is taking the plunge for her toughest challenge yet. Today Josie is meeting some real baby sharks! SeaLife Brighton were thrilled when one of their sharks recently gave birth to six baby shark pups, and today Josie’s gone down to meet not just them, but the entire family. Let’s just hope mum and dad aren’t hungry!
This is an annual swim. Every year the whales come to a small bay in Western Australia and give birth to their young. They are just 50 meters from shore and love to explore anything in the water that sparks their natural curiosity.
https://youtu.be/3DmJCBlDHSY
Enjoy watching Olympian Swimmer Dylan Carter showing you a drill to improve one of the most difficult and technical strokes to master on a high level – The Freestyle Stroke! One of the most challenging aspects of Freestyle is the rotation. There are so many aspects of it: the breath, the degrees of rotation, and the timing. Mastering the rotation is really important for maximizing the power of your Freestyle Stroke. Enjoy watching Olympian Swimmer Dylan Carter showing you a drill to improve one of the most difficult and technical strokes to master on a high level – The Freestyle Stroke!
Always think of:
- Rotate for the most efficient breath
- be at 45° angle with one google out of the water
Another algae bloom at Cherry Creek state park has forced park officials to close the swim area at the bark for a second time in a month.
