The fastest Indian in the water, Virdhawal Khade demonstrates 5 drills that will make you a better swimmer on the 37th episode of #StayFitWithCNBCTV18
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Australian Man, 99, Breaks Swimming World Record
George Corones broke the world record for 50-meter freestyle on Feb. 28, racing in the 100-104 age category. Corones is only 99 years old, but he turns 100 in April, so he is eligible to compete in over-100’s.
https://youtu.be/IGWhkaEsKsU
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Georges Vallery, Jr. Induction into Swimming Hall of Fame
Georges Vallery, Jr’s Induction as a pioneer swimmer into the international swimming hall of fame in the class of 2017
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What are the benefits to becoming Autism Swim Approved?
Nat from Crocstars, an Autism Swim Approved Centre, explains how supported she feels, being a part of the Autism Swim community.
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Legendary Chinese swimmer Wu Chuanyu
Legendary Chinese swimmer Wu Chuanyu was the first male swimmer to represent China in the Olympic Games. Born in Indonesia, the ethnically Chinese Wu represented Nationalist China and in the 1948 London Olympics and in 1952 represented the People’s Republic of China. In 1953 he became the first Chinese athlete to win a gold medal at a major international sports competition for the PRC. He was also the first athlete to participate in the first People’s Congress of the PRC in 1953. Tragically, he died in a plane crash before reaching his great potential as a swimmer. Accepting the award on his behalf is his friend and teammate Hwang Hongjiu.
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Olympic open water swimmer Keri-Anne Payne launches the Great East Swim 2018
Olympic medalist and world champion open water swimmer Keri-Anne Payne launches the Great East Swim 2018 at Crown Pools in Ipswich and give a group of children a master-class training session.
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Lactate Tolerance Neuro Swim Training with Arilson Silva at Tenerife Top training
Lactate Tolerance Neuro Swim Training with Arilson Silva en Tenerife Top training. http://bit.ly/2De1OlC
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A diet of 15.000 calories a day | Strongman Swimming Bonus
What do you have to eat to swim with a log tied to your body? Ross Edgley, the athlete in our Strongman Swimming series shows you what it takes to be a strongman swimmer.
Strongman Swimming documents Ross Edgley’s incredible attempt to swim 40km with a 100lb tree tied to him between the Caribbean islands of St Lucia and Martinique. Finally, after months of training and preparation Ross heads to the start line to take on his challenge which no one has ever before tried, let alone completed.
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2018 Adult Performance Camp
Join the USA Swimming Foundation for the 2018 Adult Performance Camp