Come for a ride into the world of Swim and Sip. We set out to create the highest QUALITY, best ENGINEERED, most FUN floating koozie in the world!
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Shipwreck Freediving in the Virgin Islands
We find a shipwreck of a tug boat with some crazy life below the surface! We have been so amazed by the freediving in the Virgin Islands! How do you think this tug got there?!
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Jacquie Marshall: Para Swimming Coach of the Year | British Swimming Awards 2019
Jacquie Marshall couldn’t be with us as she won Para-Swimming’s Coach of the Year accolade; but Ellie Robinson, Zara Mullooly and Maisie Summers-Newton, 3 of her swimmers, were on hand with some words on her behalf.
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Kate Shortman: Artistic Swimming Athlete of the Year | British Swimming Awards 2019
Kate Shortman was honoured as the Artistic Swimmer of the Year at the British Swimming Awards, after an outstanding year in the pool.
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How Does the Body Know When It’s Low on Oxygen?
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Mel Marshall: Swimming Coach of the Year | British Swimming Awards 2019
Mel Marshall picked up the prize of Swimming Coach of the Year at the British Swimming Awards 2019, after a fantastic year of success: in particular with the GB Men’s relay squad and her work with Adam Peaty and Luke Greenbank
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How To Breathe Whilst Swimming Freestyle | Swim Technique For Front Crawl Breathing
Breathing when swimming. It’s the most important aspect of the freestyle stroke as we need oxygen to allow our muscles to perform at their best. In this swimming video Mark brings you the essential skills for How To Breathe When Swimming.
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The Social Kick Podcast #012- High School Swimming in the US
During a week in the fall when Luke was traveling, the guys start off talking about scholarships in NCAA swimming and then dive into their experiences swimming in US High Schools. From recruiting trips, to shaving down, to club swimming while on the high school team, we hear a range of stories from John, Bryan and Justin.
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120 participate in Uganda National swimming championships
The 2019 national swimming calendar concluded this evening with 120 swimmers participating in the national in the second edition of the national sprint championships at the GEMS Cambridge International School in Butabika Nakawa division. The invitational championship attracted top ranking national swimmers most of who have won important races this season. We asked some of these swimmers to sum up the season for us and listen to what they had to tell us.