Spectacular entertainment as Russia’s Mayya Gurbanberdieva and Aleksandr Maltsev took the gold medal at the FINA World Championships 2019 in Gwangju. Italy won silver and Japan came in third.
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Diving Mixed – 3m Synchro | Top Moments | FINA World Championships 2019 – Gwangju
Nerve racking drama in the 3m Mixed Synchro at the FINA World Championships 2019 in Gwangju as Australia’s Matthew Carter and Maddison Keeney win the gold medal by 0,78 points ahead of Francois Imbeau-Dulac and Jennifer Abel of Canada.
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Cool off with Ithaca’s favorite swimming holes
Summer in New York can be sweltering, so finding top spots to escape the heat are important. Three swimming holes in Ithaca deliver cool dips to splash the time away.
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Mongolian swimmers participating at the FINA World Championships
More and more new countries participate at the FINA World Championships. Mongolia, for example, has 4 swimmers participating. We were curious where Mongolia stands in water sports and their plans are for the future.
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A real-life mermaid
The average person can hold their breath for two minutes; Beth Neale can hold hers for six. The South African plans to put the skill to use in September when she will attempt to free dive 164ft without fins, to raise $20,000 for the Bermuda Zoological Society.
Help Beth Break Freedive Record for Bermuda Kids!
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Tupelo hosting state long course swimming championships
Tupelo hosting state long course swimming championships
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All You Need to Know About Swimmers Ear
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The Strongest Man in History: Swimming Challenge | Exclusive | History
Eddie challenges the other Strongmen to test their swimming skills in this digital exclusive from “One Ton Lift”. #StrongestMan
The Strongest Man in History: Swimming Challenge | Exclusive | History
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Swimmers make waves to fight cancer
The Swim Across America’s annual Boston Harbor Islands Swim, a 22-mile relay around Boston Harbor Islands and the annual Pool Swim held at Harvard University, are part of the critical effort to fund pediatric hematology/oncology and related programs at MassGeneral Hospital for Children and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Since 2013, the MGHfC Cancer Center has received nearly $800,000 in support from SAA.
