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  • The Come Up | Ep #20 – Olympic Swimmer Arlene Semeco

    Dec 13, 2019

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    rokur
    in Competition

    The Come Up | Ep #20 – Arlene Semeco /// Arlene is originally from Caracas, Venezuela. Her childhood was all about academics and swimming.

  • Marathon swimmer Pat Gallant-Charette getting faster and healthier at 68

    Dec 13, 2019

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    in Masters, Open Water

    Pat Gallant-Charette has four Guinness Records and has set 11 world records all while being afraid of swimming in deepwater.

  • The Zimbabwean swimmer with more than 200 medals – BBC What’s New?

    Dec 13, 2019

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    rokur
    in Competition

    Donata started swimming when she was just 4 years old. Now, she has multiple national and international medals and has even beat a national record set by Africa’s most successful ever Olympian, Kirsty Coventry. She speaks to BBC What’s New about how she has achieved that and what she wants to achieve in the future!

  • How To Structure A Swim Workout | Plan Your Next Swimming Workout

    Dec 13, 2019

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    rokur
    in Training

    So many swimmers jump in the pool and swim back and forth without a plan. If you’re looking to improve your swimming, this is certainly not the best way to train! You want to be following specific workouts, so Mark is going to be showing you how to design and structure your own swim workout!

  • The US Open: Racing The Best | Cody Miller Vlogs

    Dec 13, 2019

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    rokur
    in Competition

  • Swimming with Orcas 2019 – Would you ever swim with wild Orcas?

    Dec 13, 2019

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    rokur
    in Nature

  • How “normal people” can train like the worlds best endurance athletes | Stephen Seiler | TEDxArendal

    Dec 13, 2019

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    rokur
    in Science, Training

    In this talk, Dr Seiler explains in words and pictures how modern exercise physiology laboratories reveal the body’s remarkable capacity for adaptation. He also tells us about the “laboratories” developed by athletes and coaches since the start of the Cold War in the 1950s. The laboratory of the scientist and the laboratory of the coach/athlete come together as Dr. Seiler describes his own journeys back and forth between them. By connecting the power of both, we have learned why “no pain no gain” is a slick slogan, but a fundamentally flawed approach to getting faster and fitter over time. Stephen Seiler has spent years studying the training habits of great endurance athletes. What he discovered has shattered the myths he grew up with in the US. Let him tell you why going “green” is also important for building endurance sustainably.

  • Alex Blavatnik on the future of swimming | ISL

    Dec 12, 2019

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    rokur
    in Competition

    Film Producer and ISL fan Alex Blavatnik discusses how ISL is changing swimming for the better.

  • Kennedy Club Fitness donates swim lessons to foster kids

    Dec 12, 2019

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    rokur
    in Charity

    KSBY’S annual Season of Hope is coming to a close this week.

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