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We visited the Ice Swimming Championships to learn the benefits of swimming in freezing water and to monitor the numerous records broken at the event.
Day 11 at the World Aquatics Championships in Doha featured another night of superb swimming! Records were broken as Angelina Kohler won Germany’s first-ever gold medal in women’s swimming. Diogo Ribeiro also made history by winning Portugal’s first-ever gold medal at the World Aquatics Championships!
A would-be thief is caught on camera trying to break into a home in Beverly Hills but then things went from bad to oh-so-very bad.
Bills focused on free swim lessons, preventing childhood drownings make way through Florida legislature
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This was one of the more interesting things I’ve seen happen at a meet of this caliber. Hunter Armstrong and Evangelos Makrygiannis did an accidental lane swap, swam the entire semi-final, and then they just shuffled ’em back around to where they were supposed to be. Wild.
Day 10 at the World Aquatics Championships in Doha saw an electrifying start to the swimming events! Team China secured victory in the men’s 4x100m relay, fueled by Pan Zhanle’s WORLD RECORD-breaking split.
The evening unfolded with remarkable moments, including Erika Fairweather’s historic win, marking New Zealand’s first-ever gold medal at the world championships. Woomin KIM stunned audiences by clinching gold in the men’s 400m freestyle for the Republic of Korea
Join Triple Olympic Champion Adam Peaty on his daily routine during his January training camp in Phuket, Thailand, as he prepares for the Paris Olympics this summer!
A fire broke out Monday at a waterpark under construction at one of the Nordic region’s biggest amusement parks, sending a huge plume of black smoke drifting over Goteberg, Sweden’s second-largest city.
The blaze spread across several yet-to-be-opened waterslides at Liseberg park, and wrecked large parts of the tube waterslides, including one with a drop of 13 meters (43 feet).
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