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  • 3News Investigates: The dangers of swimming in murky pools

    Jul 29, 2020

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    in Safety

    A local mother mourns the loss of her son after he died in ‘murky, cloudy’ pool in Strongsville. Rachael Polansky looks at the possible outcomes.

  • The Olympics & COVID-19 | Katie Ledecky, Laura Wilkinson, Ted Robinson

    Jul 29, 2020

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    in Competition

    In Episode 4 of the CoviDB Speaker Series, we look at the impact this pandemic has had on the preparation and life of two of the worldโ€™s greatest athletes. We are fortunate to have the expertise of the versatile and renowned sportscaster Ted Robinson as he interviews three-time Olympic Diver and Gold Medalist Laura Wilkinson and five-time Olympic Gold Medalist Swimmer Katie Ledecky. Visit the site at https://CoviDB.org.

     

  • Argentina: Paralympian receives swimming pool to train during lockdown

    Jul 29, 2020

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    in Para Swimming

    Argentinian Paralympic swimmer Sebastian Galleguillo received an unusual gift from a local businessman, as the coronavirus lockdown affected the young athlete’s training.

    Sebastian Oviedo installed a swimming pool in Galleguillo’s backyard, as footage filmed in Buenos Aires on Monday shows.

    “To Sebastian Oviedo, who gave me the pool I would give him a million thank yous for this, which is an immense happiness and that I would have never imagined it,” said the swimmer.

    Galleguillo, a member of Argentina’s national deaf swimming team, is aiming to qualify for the 2021 Deaflympics in Brazil.

    “I train for an hour from Monday to Monday, which is what the training lasts, now my coach started to add more meters, so it is 2,800 metres per day, and so the idea is to keep adding metres until reaching the goal of returning to the same number of meters I used to swim, then we have to polish the performance,” said the athlete.

    https://youtu.be/kq6Hjev-9WM

     

  • Great white shark attacks, kills swimmer off Maine coast, officials say

    Jul 29, 2020

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    in Nature

    The Maine Marine Patrol has identified the woman killed in a shark attack near Bailey Island in Harpswell on Monday.

     

  • Training for Tokyo 2021 Without a Pool | Michael Gunning, Jamaican Swimmer | MySwimPro

    Jul 29, 2020

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    in Competition, Guest Post, Training

    We caught up with Jamaican swimmer Michael Gunning to talk Tokyo 2021, quarantine training, and his tips for staying positive during challenging times.

  • The most Instagrammable Infinity pool in Bali | Oneeighty at the Edge

    Jul 29, 2020

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    in Swimming Pools, Wow

    Oneeeightyยฐ is a luxury cliff-top club at The edge villa resort in Uluwatu Bali, with bar, restaurant & glass bottom infinity pool 500ft above the Indian Ocean.

    The most Instagrammable Infinity pool in Bali | Oneeighty at the Edge

    FULL TOUR of The Edge, Bali – A 5 star luxury resort with the most amazing pool in the world!

    Bali Infinity Pool Hangs 500 Feet Above The Ocean

     

  • Swimming in America with Adam Pine | Inside with Brett Hawke

    Jul 29, 2020

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    in Competition, Organization

    Adam Pine talks about the team environment and racing experience you can get from the American college system.

  • Swimming: What To Expect On Your Visit | SLTChannel

    Jul 28, 2020

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    Hereโ€™s a look at what to expect when you visit us for a lane swim once we re-open.

    Haden Hill Leisure Centre and Wednesbury Leisure Centre are re-opening on Thursday 6th August with bookable lane swim sessions available, you can find out more and view a timetable here: https://www.slt-leisure.co.uk/news/ph…

  • Want a Strong Dolphin Kick? (We Know the Trick)

    Jul 28, 2020

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    in Masters, Technique

    Repeat this in your head, then repeat it in the pool: kick, transition, down; kick, transition, up; kick, transition, down. The dolphin kick is used with more events in swimming than just with the butterfly stroke. If you can master the dolphin kick, it can help you swim stronger. Remember, one key tip: The biggest component of the dolphin kick is learning how to kick and move water in both directions (on your front and on your back). Give it a try and let us know how you succeed.

    Want a Strong Dolphin Kick? (We know the trick!)

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