The Ian Pratt Motor Neurone Disease Challenge is an Annual swimming challenge between the Isle of Wight and Stokes Bay in Gosport. Staged to raise awareness of Motor Neurone Disease and funds to help support families affected by it.
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Government investigating foul smells by rowing clubs, no swimming till source identified
The Government says it is investigating persistent, foul smells in the area of the Med and Calpe Rowing Clubs. It has advised the clubs not to allow swimming in the sea until its tests can identify the source and take whatever action may be necessary.
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From Scoliosis to State Swim Champion | #ExpertlyHuman
From scoliosis to state swimming finalist, Gracie age 16, says she’s feeling pretty good just seven months after surgery.
https://youtu.be/MpmHsOw5cpQ
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The Top Olympian YouTubers! | Top Moments
Shout out to Calvyn Justus (#10), Cody Miller (#8) and Tom Daley (#4)
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What Olympic Swimmers Do for Fun | Cody Miller Vlogs
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Gaza Rockets Interrupt Israeli Kids’ Swim Meet
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Conversations for the swimming journey – Non Perfect Dad
Looking ahead to the 2019-20 season, Swim England East Region have worked closely with Richard Shorter (Non Perfect Dad) to put together this really informative video on conversations for the journey, something we know many of our members spend a lot of time doing back and forth to pools.
Richard has worked with a number of sports governing bodies in this country around the subject of parent support programmes. To find out more please check out the following two website pages:
https://non-perfectdad.co.uk/ – Richard’s homepage.
https://sportparentsalliance.mn.co/ – A free platform for parents to sign up to.
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FINA Swimming World Cup Singapore 2019 Swim Clinics
🌟 More than just competing at the FINA Swimming World Cup Singapore 2019, some of the best swimmers in the world took time out to give back and conduct swim clinics for some very lucky young kids! 👏 #SWC19 #FINA #SGSwimming
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When can we swim in Chicago`s rivers? Within a decade, activists hope
While it`s generally not a good idea to jump in today, activists hope we can swim in the rivers and canals that cut through the city within the next decade. WGN`s Mike Lowe has more.