Taurama Aquatic Center has been conducting swim lessons for beginners for some time now.
A documentary about swimmers and former swimmers from University of the Pacific.
https://youtu.be/xtRAGboMOBk
Hongping Li, two-time Olympian and one of the most successful NCAA coaches for more than a decade, explains what you need to pay heed to for diving into the pool with minimal splash. Especially the body position, its tightness, and your under-water technique seems to be crucial for improving your pool entry. Enjoy watching!
Twenty individual conference titles, 28 program records, 157 conference all-academic honors, a state-of-the-art facility renovation and five NCAA Championships appearances are all part of Milich’s achievements during his 14-year career as Cal Poly Swimming and Diving head coach.
Regardless of our current swimming ability, we all want to swim faster. So Mark & Heather are here with 3 simple ways you can improve your swimming speed!
Check out the Open Water swim action from Doha as 53 Women competed over 10km at the first leg of the FINA/CNSG Marathon Swim World Series!
Watch the Men’s 10km Open Water Swim Elite Race in Doha at the FINA/CNSG Marathon Swim World Series. With 82 swimmers taking part in this thrilling first race of the season.
Just before the starting gun had fired in Rio, Campbell had moved on the blocks. She then swam the entire race in the belief that she would be disqualified.
To this day, Campbell doesn’t know for certain whether she moved enough to warrant being disqualified. The officials no longer drop a false start rope to rein in any swimmers who have left the blocks early. Instead, they allow the race to be swum to the finish and only then break the shattering news to any transgressors.
The fact that no blazer-wearing official was waiting for her as she left the pool isn’t convincing proof in her eyes that she hadn’t made a false start. It might simply have been that she had finished sixth, well out of the medals, and the officials were content to let sleeping dogs lie. Had she recovered from the mishap to win gold, silver or bronze … then, perhaps it might have been a different story.
“No, no, I moved,” Campbell told The Australian. “But I might have been still enough to move again when the starting signal went.”
Read The Australian
