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National Lottery Good Causes – Lahinch Swim Club
Lahinch Swim Club’s members are involved in surfing, scuba diving, deep-sea diving, open water swimming, water polo, water safety, surf lifesaving, and the Irish coastguard in Lahinch.
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How To Do A Breaststroke & Butterfly Turn | Whiteboard Wednesday
This week’s episode of #WhiteboardWednesday we’re showing you MySwimpro’s guide to mastering the Open Turn!
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Swim School Membership Testimonial – Fins Swimming Club
Fins Swimming Club is a not-for-profit club run across five sites in Hampshire and Surrey.
In this video testimonial, club owner Anna shares her reasons for choosing Swim England as the organisation she affiliates with.
During the film, Anna explains how Swim England Swim School Membership helps her maintain standards across her sites.
Find out how Anna’s membership perks such as discounts on Swim England Awards and our tailored one-to-one consultancy ensure her swimming programmes are managed seamlessly.
For more information on Swim School Membership, visit: www.swimming.org/swimengland/swim-england-swim-school
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Learning How To Swim At The Age of 53 | The #AskASwimPro Show
Swimming is for EVERYONE! In this episode of the #AskASwimPro Show, we’re in St. Louis Missouri, with swimmers Pat & William who are teaching adults how to swim! #SwimmingSavesLives
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Join Arafat’s race for disability inclusion
Bangladeshi Ironman, Mohammad Shamsuzzaman Arafat, races for disability inclusion!
1 billion people across the world live with some form of disability. In Bangladesh, thousands of children lack access to disability inclusive services and support.
Arafat is a triathlete, ultra distance runner and long distance swimmer. He is now racing to raise funds for BRAC’s neuro-developmental disability centres as he goes on to compete in Ironman Malaysia. Join our marathon for disability inclusion: http://www.brac.net/ironman/
Learn more about our neurodevelopmental disability centres:
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Lydia’s gift: Swimmer with cancer thinks of others
Lydia Cole has a gift.
She is a talented swimmer — but that’s not the gift we’re talking about.
“This is kind of a distraction,†she said with a laugh, gesturing toward the pool behind her. “It’s very helpful.â€
A junior at Thornapple Kellogg High School, she swims through a cooperative program with students from Delton Kellogg and Hastings.
“Lydia is something special.  She works hard,â€Â head coach Carl Schoessel said. “She’s never missed a practice.â€
Well, she has missed a few, but it wasn’t by choice.
In May, doctors told Cole she had pancreatic cancer.
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Katie Ledecky Recovers for What’s Next With Chocolate Milk
Katie Ledecky is already one of the most accomplished swimmers of all time. But she isn’t satisfied. With hard work and smart recovery, there’s no limit to what she can achieve.
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Michael Phelps Talks His Swimming Future & More with Dan Patrick | Full Interview | 10/23/19