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Speedo Advisors | Warm ups and swim downs
How to warm up and swim down by Dave McNulty
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Behold the Starkenberger Brewery Castle Beer Bath
Described on starkenberger.at as the first beer swimming pool in the word, the Starkenberger BierBad in Imst just outside of Munich is our chance to finally swim in warm (weak) beer, in 7 pools filled with 12,000 liters of water and 300 liters of Biergeläger. It is supposed to be good for you, just don’t drink the pool water! Via HiConsumption
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Behold the Galluscam, the incredible DIY chicken powered steadicam
I’m struggling to find any swimming relevance in this, but have to share! :’-)
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Dave, a seasoned cameraman, has always been searching for the Holy Grail of photography—“that steady shot, that really stable picture.†When he’s not shooting, Dave is holed away in his man cave, inventing creative rigs aimed at stabilizing photographs and video footage. Dave’s football helmet DSLR clearly puts the GoPro to shame, and yet he’s never been able to attain perfect clarity in motion—until now.
(It’s an ad, I know)
http://youtu.be/Xbd7TtKrDFc
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Coach Brendan Hansen on The Morning Swim Show
Brendan Hansen talks about his new role as coach at Lost Creek Aquatics in Austin, Texas.
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‘We have to start all over again’, says Norwegian national coach Petter Løvberg
Read full post on SwimmingWorldJust 18 months after the death of Norwegian swimming star Alexander Dale Oen, elite swimming in Norway is at a standstill national head coach Petter Lovberg admitted to NRK.no recently.
“It’s in the cards that we now have to start all over again,” Lovberg said of the greatest challenge of his career.
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CC #646: Gifts in the Istanbul 2009 European Champs goodie bag
A cap, a water bottle, a pen, a pin, a key ring, a USB disk, a T-shirt, a flask of pool water and ‘Droppy’. Photo taken at our hotel in Istanbul, back then.
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Diana Nyad On Perseverance
Diana Nyad on perseverance and what it takes to be a long distance swimmer. Join Diana on her 48-hour #SwimForRelief:http://bit.ly/Swim4Relief
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Ryan Lochte moves to Charlotte to train under SwimMac head coach David Marsh
When you are an 11-time Olympic medalist and generally considered the best male swimmer in the world, you can train anywhere you want to.
Ryan Lochte told The Observer Monday in an exclusive interview he has decided to train at SwimMAC Carolina through the 2016 Olympics in Brazil, saying of Charlotte: “I love this city.â€
“I was at a college town, at the University of Florida for so long,†Lochte said Monday. “I love that place to death. But I’m getting to a point in my life where I’m getting older and it’s time for a change.”
First picture Ryan Lochte (USA) and his new coach Dave Marsh. Primeira foto Ryan Lochte com seu novo técnico D Marsh. pic.twitter.com/UJfLxQmbxR
— Coach Alex Pussieldi (@alexpussieldi) October 7, 2013
(Video autoplays, therefore moved below the break)