Neuqua Valley Boys Swimming hosting the Sectional Meet in their pool with Waubonsie, Naperville Central, and Naperville North all in attendance on 2/16/19.
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First Local Meet Living in California | Michael Andrew Vlogs
Enjoy a very last minute trip to Coronado to race the 50 Free short course yards for the first time in ages. Also my first meet as a local of California! Thanks for all the love, you guys rock!
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Boise State Swim and Dive team headed to Mountain West Championships
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Ulla Gustavsson Resigns as President of the Swedish Swimming Federation
‘After the recent days’ debate on girls and women’s wear in sports, Ulla Gustavsson has today decided to resign as chairman of the Swedish Sim Association.
– Ulla Gustavsson has a big heart for Swedish Swimming, and we are grateful for the work she has put into the movement, nationally and internationally. But the Swedish Swimming Federation’s board takes the recent debate very seriously, and has concluded that there are no longer conditions for Ulla Gustavsson to successfully lead the Swedish Swimming Federation, says Stefan Persson, vice chairman of the Swedish Swimming Federation’s board. Ulla Gustavsson has, therefore, decided to resign as Chairman of the Board. Her personal perceptions and statements contrast with the Swedish Swimming Federation’s strategy and basic view that all children should fit into our activities on equal terms.
Stefan Persson, Vice Chairman, will act as Acting Chairman of the Swedish Swimming Federation until the annual meeting in the spring of 2020.
Read the official press release (in Swedish), see SVT and Aftonbladet and read for instance Yeni Şafak, Daily Sabah, RT and Sputnik International
https://youtu.be/IeJ5k6RSBD8
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Attempting the NAVY SEAL Swim Test with No Training
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Day in the Life of a Villa Swimmer
Carly Fesler ’20 gives us a glimpse into her life on the Villa Duchesne swim team. This video was created by Molly McLaughlin ’20.
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Speedo’s Smartest Ever Performance Range Shows Pure Intent and Heaps of Valor
Speedo, the world’s leading swimwear brand, has launched its smartest ever Fastskin range as it aims to combine the latest technology with almost 20 years of pioneering performance. Starting with what the swimmer needs, the new Fastskin LZR Pure Intent and Fastskin LZR Pure Valor combine innovative new technologies and new fabrics applied intelligently to make the perfect suit for every type of competitive swimmer.
The result is Speedo’s most advanced swimwear and equipment technology to date, strengthening Speedo’s world class reputation as one of the most innovative brands in sport.
The LZR Pure Intent is the first swimsuit to use a smart fusion of three fabrics, allowing for additional compression in targeted areas to streamline, increase power and reduce drag.
Both swimsuits will be available in black as well as psycho red colourways, to allow swimmers to express their own personalities after research revealed some athletes prefer bright colours that allow them to feel empowered and energised, whilst others prefer the powerful and strength-like focus of black.
Developed in Speedo’s global R&D facility, the Aqualab, a team (including experts in textile technology garment engineering, sports science, computational fluid dynamics, testing protocols and design) covered 350,000 miles throughout a three-year testing and development programme.
Speedo placed real importance in consulting with swimmers throughout the iterative process to ensure they could make the best suit possible. This process involved 330 swimmers, including Caeleb Dressel (USA), Ryan Murphy (USA), Joseph Schooling (SIN), Emma McKeon (AUS), Mireia Belmonte Garcia (ESP) and Siobhan-Marie O’Connor (GBR), as well as club swimmers, masters swimmers and 10 world-leading coaches, to create a choice of performance swimsuits suitable for both professional and aspiring swimmers.
Speaking about the latest Speedo performance range, Caeleb Dressel (USA) said: “Having been a part of this phenomenal development process, I’m incredibly excited about the new Speedo Fastskin suits. I’ve seen first-hand the work that has been put into creating the best swimsuit in the world and the technology that goes into that.
“This is exactly why I signed with Speedo – they’re in a league of their own when it comes to producing swimsuits that help me to go as fast as I can. I’ve already spent a lot of hours in the pool wearing the LZR Pure Intent and have seen the benefits it brings me and that only makes me even more excited for what is to come.â€
Rob Hicking, Speedo brand director said: “It’s been incredible to have the support from swimmers to shape the products exactly to their needs and the result of this is a new generation of elite Fastskin racing suits which are our smartest yet. This suits draw upon almost two decades of pioneering Fastskin technology and we’re now taking it to the next level.
“2020 is going to be a huge year for our athletes and this suit is a statement to the rest of the competitive swimming community – we’re taking this very seriously.â€
The new Fastskin LZR Pure Intent and Fastskin LZR Pure Valor swimsuits are FINA-approved and will be available to purchase from March 4th 2019 and can be pre-ordered now from https://www.speedo.com/uk/en/fastskin.html
Press release from Speedo
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Watchdog asked to investigate Jump! Swim Schools
There are still a lot of families angry with Ian Campbell.
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Interview w/ Cameron van der Burgh & Penny Heyns | FINA World Aquatics Convention 2018
- Penny Heyns – Olympic gold medalist, Chairperson of the FINA Athletes Committee
- Cameron van der Burgh – Olympic gold medalist
Watch all video from the FINA World Aquatics Convention 2018 in Hangzhou (China) at: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list…
