Professional swimmer by day… computer engineer, DJ, aqua botanist and more by night. Tyler Clary is always on whether he’s training at the pool or working in his fully sustainable greenhouse. How does he manage it all during the most trying time in his training? BUILT WITH CHOCOCLATE MILK and USA Swimming provide a peek into Tyler’s training, post-workout recovery favorites, his interests outside the pool, and how each affects his intense training.
https://youtu.be/IohQwfaXDpM
A short video of my first swim with The Shetland Selkies in Brei Wick, Lerwick. We had a swim out from the Sletts Pier to Hole Rock and back and had a brief visit from real life selkie (seal) near the end of the video.
https://youtu.be/skLfAnJqASo
A well-known youth sports coach in Ceres was arrested after investigators said he was sending inappropriate messages to a child.
After months of will he or won’t he,… we now have confirmation that South Korean swimmer Park Tae-hwan will NOT be boarding a flight to this year’s Olympics in Rio.
The Korean Olympic Committee says the 2008 400 meter freestyle champion has been ruled out of the games because of his recent doping history.
The butterfly is generally regarded as the hardest of the four major swimming strokes to perfect. In that case, it’s difficult to understand how anyone could even attempt to do it backwards. In this video, Norwegian swimmer Eirik Ravnan performs a flawless looking version of the stroke, while facing the wrong way down the pool.
– Wait for it … towards the end, the video is played backwards
The father of the 2-year-old rushed to save his son but wasn’t able to wrestle him free.
Foreign-based swimmers Lianna Swan and Haris Bandey will represent Pakistan at the Rio Olympics as wild card entrants after the International Swimming Federation (FINA) approved their names.
The two swimmers are participating in the Olympics for the first time. In the last edition, Haris’s elder sister, Anum Bandey, represented Pakistan in the 400m individual medley, along with Israr Hussain taking part in the 100m freestyle event. However, both swimmers failed to qualify for the next round and finished last among 35 participants and 54th out of 56 respectively.
This time around, the Rio-bound swimmers are foreign-based and have represented Pakistan in several championships, including the recently held South Asian Games where Lianna became the first Pakistani swimmer to win a gold medal in the event. Haris, on the other hand, failed to perform well.
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When the sun is out, the boats are charged up and in the water: but swimmers nearby could be in trouble.
