“A behind-the-scenes look into our “Rich Bitch” shoot and fashion water shoot of Taylor swimming in the Sanctuary pool.”
Fluid: A Behind the Scenes Look into Holly Gordon’s Sensual Photography from Holly Gordon on Vimeo.
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Coney Island Polar Bear New Year’s Day Plunge 2013
“For 8 years I have been trying to get good footage of the Annual Coney Island New Year’s Day Polar Bear Swim. The first year, the videographer pressed the wrong button. The next year, our videographer shot us going in the water and then pointed the camera at the ground for the next 10 minutes. The year after that, I decided to shoot it myself. A wave knocked me over and I went down with my camera… the salt water corrosion was so bad I was not able to retrieve the tape without ruining it. Last year was ok, but it the footage was too jumpy because I hopped up and down to stay warm. This year I built a stabilizer and you can view the results here. It’s not perfect, but I’m getting there.”
Coney Island Polar Bear New Year’s Day Plunge 2013 from Jeffrey Chuang on Vimeo.
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Steve Redmond, Ocean’s Seven Challenge
Bulletin TV follows Corkman, Steve Redmond, in his quest to complete the gruelling Ocean’s Seven Challenge. His extraordinary strength and stamina are well proven as he encounters random debilitating challenges that would have repelled a weaker competitor.
Steve Redmond, Ocean’s Seven Challenge from EVENT JUNKIES on Vimeo.
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Thousands swim the 33rd Pier to Pub race at Lorne, Victoria
Thousands of swimmers have taken to Victoria’s western coast in the annual Pier to Pub race at Lorne. Now in its 33rd year, the event is one of the largest in the world, attracting swimmers of every age. Sarah Abo was there.
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New tracking device shows great white shark swimming close to Florida coast
Authorities and scientists are tracking a great white shark off the coast of Florida. Jacksonville police are urging people to stay out of the water.
Now outsite Savannah, see Ocearch
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BHP Billiton Aquatic Super Series – Pilbara Community Visit
Olympians Leisel Jones, Alice Tait, Thomas Whalan and Alicia McCormack along with Paralympian Matthew Cowdrey visited the regional area of Pilbara in Western Australia for the BHP Billiton Aquatic Super Series Community Program.
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Ryan Lochte trains with group in Brevard Co.
“A local Olympian got a taste of a whole other kind of grueling training, in and out of the pool on Friday.”
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Future phenom: All American swimmer Taylor Garcia
“Future phenom: All American swimmer Taylor Garcia. Taylor Garcia took up swimming as a recreational sport in school but soon realized that the thing she hated the most about swimming competitions was losing. “The lows are just something that fuels me for the next competition,” she says, “and I can just pick myself up from those disappointments.”
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Olympic swimmer Nick D’Arcy considers retiring and pursuing career in medicine
He failed to make the 200m butterfly final at the London Olympics due to a shoulder injury and surgery since has kept him out of the water.
D’Arcy has stopped training with Brisbane-based coach Michael Bohl’s group and will not trial for Australia’s world championship team in April.
His coach said the 25-year-old, who works as a radiographer, had indicated he may pursue a career in medicine.
“I think he is done (training with me) – he wants to do medicine,” Bohl said. “He has some practical work he has to do in the first part of this year as a radiographer (to finish his radiography degree), he missed a few hours with the Olympics last year and he has a little bit of work to get his degree.”
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