Chad Le Clos and Laslo Cseh a very good friends but at the pool they become enemies. The two Kings of the FINA World Championships 2017 in Budapest were one of the most expected athletes to watch after the outstanding achievements they got in Butterfly.
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Professor Mike Tipton Talks About the Science Behind Floating
The average temperature of British and Irish coastal waters is 12- 15ºC, cold enough to cause cold water shock. Professor Mike Tipton, leading expert in cold water survival at the University of Portsmouth, talks about what you should do if you find yourself unexpectedly in cold water.
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The SWIM that grew Olympic Confidence | Cody Miller Vlog_28
The RACE that GREW CONFIDENCE
After what race did I know I could become an Olympian?
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My Final College Swim
I love this sport. It’s hard to say goodbye.
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The Inner Battle Swimming Star Ian Thorpe Fights | Legends Live On
A five-time Olympic Champion, Australian legend Ian Thorpe is one of the greatest swimmers ever and one the biggest stars of the Sydney Olympics, but after leaving the sport he had to overcome depression before inspiring others.
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Daily Dunk with Duncan Scott – How long can you hold your breath?
Check out our Daily Dunk with Duncan Scott, Olympic swimming hero and our Learn to Swim ambassador, where he tells us how long he can hold his breath for.
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MLMC Swim Carnival 2018
This was the video I made for MLMC’s swimming carnival, it was a fantastic day, super fun.
Great job to everyone who got involved and to those who made it to the EISM competition.
Comment below if your from MLMC or competed in the EISM swim day!!https://youtu.be/2tohLbUPVUI
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World and Olympic champions to compete in first-ever FINA Marathon Series in Doha
FINA/HOSA MARATHON SWIM WORLD SERIES
Doha, Qatar, will host its first-ever FINA/HOSA Marathon Swim World Series event on Saturday March 17, with the turquoise waters of Doha’s iconic Corniche providing a stunning setting for reigning Olympic and World Champions to go ahead in the 10km open water races.
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E-Commerce Giant Alibaba Pushing For Non-Violent Video Games In The Olympics
Alibaba, China’s largest e-commerce company and the owner of an esports business, is willing to promote adding esports to the Olympics – so long as they aren’t violent.
Chief executive officer of AliSports Zhang Dazhong recently told Bloomberg it’s “pushing for soccer, car racing and other games to be endorsed as an official competitive sport.” It’s worth pointing out, Alibaba is listed as an Olympic sponsor up through 2028, so the company may have some sway here.
“In our communication with the Olympics committee, we’ve come to have a better understanding of their values, which is to promote peace,†Zhang told the outlet. “That’s why for the future development of esports, we will focus more on titles that are actually related to sports, instead of games that focus on violence and slaughter.”
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