Wired visited with the dedicated Shanee Stopnitzky, a marine scientist, artist and founder of the Community Submersibles Project. Stopnitzky finds, raises money, purchases and rehabs old submarines, giving them new life as instructional tools for submersible operation and safety. So far she has amassed two subs – Fangtooth and Notiluca.
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Dryland Training for Swimmers: Each athlete’s squat is very unique. Depending on the anatomical arrangements in the pelvis, athletes will have slightly different squatting mechanics. Here are the most important things to know. Presented by Swimmer Strength Coach Deniz Hekmati, MS, CSCS
Dive teams respond to most rescue and recovery calls made on Lake Lanier. They deal with dangerous conditions that have proven deadly to hundreds of people.
Brittany Austin, a Miami Beach Ocean Rescue Lifeguard shares her entire daily routine—including all the measures she takes to protect skin and hair from the elements while on-duty. From waking up to a thermos full of water to buy more sleep time and setting up in the watchtower for the day, to protecting her skin and eyes from the sun and taking a DIY ice bath to cool down, Brittany how busy and fulfilling days on the job can be.
It’s a wrap! The FINA World Junior Swimming Championships 2019 are officially over! We take a look back to the place of action in Budapest in time-lapse!
On the first episode of the Confidence Nugget, Christen talks REAL Confidence with swimmer, Natalie Hinds.
He now has the World Record for the Oldest Person to swim a Double 🙌🥇
THIS MAN IS A LIVING LEGEND 💪
The New Zealand government has banned tourists from swimming with bottlenose dolphins in an attempt to save the struggling species.
According to the department of conservation [DoC] research has shown that humans were “loving the dolphins too much” and human interaction was “having a signifiant impact on the population’s resting and feeding behaviour”.
The ban on swimming with bottlenose dolphins applies to tour operators in the North Island’s Bay of Islands region, which is popular with tourists for its warm climate and golden beaches. Other dolphin tours that interact with different species of dolphin in other parts of the country are still permitted.
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