A man is planning to swim from Center Harbor to Wolfeboro on Friday to raise money for Granite State Adaptive. WMUR’s Adam Sexton reports.
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Sister: Brother who drowned was a good swimmer
Johnathan Cureton jumped from a bridge into Mountain Island Lake last week, but never resurfaced.
Alivia Cureton said she knew her brother was adventurous and lived life to the fullest. But she said she had mixed feelings on July 31 when her brother told her he wanted to jump off the bridge to shoot a YouTube video.
“He was really excited,” Alivia said. “He was so happy. He was like, ‘Yeah, I’m going to do this,’ and I was like, ‘Yeah, OK,’ and I was trying to be excited for him but I was like, ‘I don’t know. I’ve never seen anyone jump off a bridge before as something fun to do.’”
She knew he would do it with or without her so she agreed to take him to the lake and shoot the adventure with her iPhone.
She said one thing gave her peace.
“He’s a hell of a swimmer so that’s why I felt OK with it,” Alivia said.
See wscotv.com
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Stephanie Rice to launch lifestyle website
The former Olympic swimmer is set to launch her own lifestyle website which will include recipes, cooking tutorials, exercise routines and philosophy tips.
Heavily influenced by Hollywood A-Listers Gwyneth Paltrow, Blake Lively and Teresa Palmer, who have their own popular sites, fans of the 26-year-old have already got a taste of what they can expect from her Instagram account.
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Swimming with sharks: A guide to the best dives
When eyeball to beady eyeball with a 10-foot-long sand tiger shark, I have two thoughts: This is not smart, and this is the coolest thing ever. As it glides by, just feet away, I’m treated to an extreme close-up of its snaggleteeth, shaped like long medieval daggers.
See USA Today
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Teenage Boy Dies In Lake Nokomis Drowning
A 15-year-old Minneapolis boy died Wednesday in a drowning at Lake Nokomis after he and a group of friends went out for a swim, Nina Moini reports.
Courtesy of WCCO – CBS Minnesota on YouTube
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Lauren Boyle Sets Controversial 1500 Free SC World Record
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Today, at the Wellington Winter Championships, Commonwealth Games gold medalist Lauren Boyle was reported to have smashed a world record in the short course 1500-meter freestyle event.
Boyle, who will be competing at the Pan Pacific Championships later this month, clocked a 15:22.68 in the women’s 1500-meter freestyle. That effort crushed Mireia Belmonte Garcia’s record of 15:26.95 set last November at the Spanish Short Course Championships. Boyle also split an 8:08.05 at the 800-meter mark.
Her record will still require ratification by FINA following a doping test and an official survey of the pool at the Wellington Regional Aquatic Centre.
This is where the controversy enters the equation.
Read more here on SwimmingWorld
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Video: 2014 US Nationals – Men’s 50 Butterfly Final
Courtesy of USA Swimming on YouTube, see the result list here.
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Video: 2014 US Nationals – Women’s 50 Butterfly Final
Courtesy of USA Swimming on YouTube, see the result list here.
W 50 Butterfly A Final – 2014 Phillips 66 National Championships
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Video: 2014 US Nationals – Women’s 200 Backstroke Final
Courtesy of USA Swimming on YouTube, see the result list here.
