Just you wait until she can climb up on the start block herself
Video text hints that this is a girl named Arabel at the Aura Keskus waterpark in Tartu, Estonia.
http://youtu.be/ie3ZSrggJ9A
Just you wait until she can climb up on the start block herself
Video text hints that this is a girl named Arabel at the Aura Keskus waterpark in Tartu, Estonia.
http://youtu.be/ie3ZSrggJ9A
Take a look at the video to see Becky’s insight into the SwimStars programme and to see what some of our Syon Park SwimStars think of the programme!
Becky’s SwimStars vision! from Total Swimming on Vimeo.
See for instance The Daily Caller, and the story from back in June
A new video on LiveLeak.com shows the amazing underwater rescue of a Nigerian man stuck nearly three days in an air pocket 100 feet underneath the Atlantic Ocean.
Harrison Okene was on a tugboat off the Nigerian coast last June when a heavy swell caused the vessel to capsize. His 11 colleagues drowned quickly, but Harrison was able to find an air pocket as the ship sunk into the darkened depths.
After three days underwater listening to large sea creatures fight over his comrades’ corpses, Okene was found by a group of very surprised South African rescue divers. â€He’s alive! He’s alive!†an excited rescuer exclaims on video as Okene visibly gives thanks to God.
http://youtu.be/cr9zNznYd98
“This is the new Utah swimming and diving, where we respect the traditions and legacy of the past, and embrace the training of the future.”
Read Global Times
China can’t decide whether swimming star Sun Yang is in the doghouse or not.
Sun spent a week in detention last month after Âbeing caught driving without a Âlicense. He didn’t make many friends on the inside after insisting on a vegetarian diet to avoid the risk of eating contaminated meat: Prison rules dictate that all inmates must eat the same meals.
There was talk at the time that Sun might be banned from competition for more than a year, but Shang Xiutang, Âdeputy head of the Chinese Swimming Administrative Center, now says he could resume training “soon.”
See SwimmingWorld
Today’s edition of The Morning Swim Show looks back on the stellar career of Adolph Kiefer, who Swimming World is calling on to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Read ELLE
We are here to learn how to swim. By we, I am referring to the two dozen or so men and women between the ages of 20 and 60 who are huddled at the edge of the Y pool on East 14th Street in New York City. Though we haven’t yet dipped a toe in, we’re all wet because a large sign in the locker room ordered us to shower before entering the pool area. Many of us are wearing impractical bathing suits that have never seen water. Because we are also required to wear swim caps, we look very strange—the neat contours of our bodies and protruding goggles give us the appearance of wary extraterrestrials visiting an unknown planet. …
(Image courtesy of MissMessie, CC BY-SA 2.0)
A Depeche Mode concert in the Boxen venue Saturday night, and now Myrtha is working around the clock to have the pools ready for the 2013 European Short Course Championships in Herning, Denmark, starting 10 days from now.
Saturday night
Monday morning