Kenan swims with an alligator snapping turtle, probably one of the most popular and dangerous species of turtle that there is. As usual, the setting is Crocodile Kyle’s amazing naturalized pond/pool. Don’t miss this awesome experience reptile enthusiasts!
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YouTube Taught Us How to Swim! | Amena
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Kennedy Lohman reveals her experience as a lesbian swimmer at University of Arizona
In 2016-17, Kennedy Lohman excelled in her first season at Arizona. She took sixth in the Pac-12 Conference in the 100-yard breaststroke and 17th at the NCAA Championships in the event. She also helped the Wildcats’ 200 medley relay finish sixth at the NCAA’s to earn All-American honors.
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Swim Out – Mobile Release Date Announcement
Dive into the relaxing and refreshing atmosphere of Swim Out, a strategic, turn-based puzzle game, that will transport you into a sunny day by the swimming pool, the river or the sea. Plan each of your strokes wisely and be sure to never cross any other swimmer’s path if you want to peacefully enjoy the sea view on a cosy chaise-longue.
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Madison dog dies after swim in Lake Mendota
Madison dog dies after swim in Lake Mendota
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Fatigued swimmer Sun fails to defend 800m freestyle title
Chinese swimming ace Sun Yang failed to defend his 800m freestyle title as he finished fifth on Wednesday at the 17th FINA World Championships in Budapest, Hungary.
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Avram Iancu – The Danube Swimmer Week Five
On June 20th 2017, Avram Iancu, the Romanian librarian who established a national record in 2016 by swimming the English Channel without a neoprene suit, takes up a new challenge. His dream is to swim along the entire Danube. 2860 km, 60 days, 10 hours of swimming per day, no thermal protection.
Week five
Dangerous ships, two capitals and a surprise await Avram in his journey.
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Taipei commuters “swim†inside train
Commuters in Taipei made a splash on Tuesday by “swimming†inside the subway trains on Friday.
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Recap Day 17 #FINABudapest2017
The last day of the 17th FINA World Championships in Budapest ended with two new World Records, both from US swimmers. Lilly King was associated to these achievements, with her 50m breast global mark of 29.40, and then as member of the North American quartet establishing a new world standard (3:51.55) in the women’s 4x100m medley relay. Farida Osman became the first African female to earn a medal — and the only Egyptian ever to medal in a world championship meet. She came in third in the 50m butterfly, in 25.39.