Far out swimming relevant … but this fun ad made me remember swim coaching guru Bill Boomer’s talk about dogs and cats in swimming, the point there being that we should make room for also the “cats” in swim training. Maybe the cats should just give up their lying about and “be more dog!” :-)
Here is coach Boomer:
Croatia’s Duje Draganja after winning bronze in the men’s 50 freestyle at the LEN 2008 European Short Course Swimming Championships in Rijeka, Croatia.
Read for instance 9MSN, Illawarra Mercury and ABC
Bishan Rajapakse, a 38-year-old doctor from Bondi, was knocked unconscious for 10 seconds when he was struck by a whale, thought to be a southern right, while surfing at Bondi Beach on Sunday morning.
The surfer was taken to St Vincent’s Hospital and is in a satisfactory condition. “It was a near drowning,” said Gordian Fulde, director of the emergency department at St Vincent’s. “But he has no broken bones. He will probably go home tomorrow.”
Image courtesy of Michaël CATANZARITI, CC BY-SA 3.0
Gossip off Twitter :-)
@EmilyBrunemann just made me the happiest man in the world! #SheSaidYES
— Michael Klueh (@mklueh) July 7, 2013
I AM GETTING MARRIED!!!!!!! I love you @mklueh
— Emily Brunemann (@EmilyBrunemann) July 7, 2013
My finger is a little big so I have to get it resized but, this ring was Michael’s grandmothers ring and beautiful pic.twitter.com/nAfONkvKJT
— Emily Brunemann (@EmilyBrunemann) July 7, 2013
Via Google’s Vic Gundotra on Google+
Just a photo from the LEN 2008 European Short Course Championships in Rijeka, Croatia.
See swimthecostabrava.com, they have an interesting open water swimming event coming up in 76 days (21-22 September 2012), and regular “Secret Swims” training sessions every Saturday and Sunday.
This season our technical team offers all open water lovers the possibility to indulge in a different type of training in the most spectacular spots off the beaten track of the Catalan coast.
Secret Swims are born out of this philosophy. “Secret†in this context means that, on the one hand, training takes place in uncrowded and secluded spots, and, on the other hand, the swimming location is not disclosed to the participants until the very same day of the activity.
These sessions are designed for swimmers who not only enjoy every single stroke but also delight in the beauty of the surroundings. Thus, on the day of the training we will make several stops to take pictures and have a snack in spots accessible only through swimming.
Sean is aiming to do the never been done before and swim the entire length of Britain. Sean will start his 1000-mile round trip in Land’s End and will need to swim further than the channel every day to stay on track.
Follow his Swimming Britain adventure here on speedo.co.uk
It is not so easy being a hot model as it looks
