Behold a Glock 22 being fired underwater, more awesome photos and video to be seen here on PetaPixel. So it was seems to be true what our physics teacher taught us at engineering school, that you wouldn’t be able to shoot through a 1 meter thick aquarium.
http://youtu.be/502KryEguA0
‘You need: Two boiling heads (?), an underwater cameraman from Belgium, a professional swimmer, a talented pianist and a large swimming pool, and then to turn everything upside down.’
Mouche’ from Timo Laufs on Vimeo.
In a statement sent to the media on Friday, The Singapore National Olympic Council reprimanded the Singapore Swimming Association for not maintaining due diligence to ensure that the national swimmer Joseph Schooling’s swimwear met FINA regulations. The swimmer was forced to swim with new equipment on his Olympic debut, which the SNOC say cost the 17-year old his chance at the Games, having been left rattled at the London Aquatic Centre before posting a time more than two seconds off his personal best.
Now, I’ve heard the same story from another federation, with swimmers feeling outright harassed by officials. So maybe there was a systemic error, also.
Read Straits Times
Swimmer Liam Tancock doesn’t believe Team GB underperformed in the pool at the London 2012 Olympic Games. Tancock also says he plans to make his third Games in Rio in four year’s time.
Michael Phelps was starstruck Monday night when his sports idol, Michael Jordan, made a surprise appearance during a taping of Feherty Live from the Ryder Cup. Jordan and Phelps joined host David Feherty for the special Ryder Cup-themed show which aired recently on the Golf Channel. Phelps told the New York Times of meeting his idol, “I felt like one of those crazy (Justin) Bieber fans who starts crying when they meet him.” See AOL
The Trans World Sport feature with Swedish Swimming sensation, Sarah Sjöström. A world champion and world record holder at just 15, Sarah is one of the most exciting prospects in the sport.
Spain’s Mireia Belmonte García on the lane ropes after clocking a new world record of 4:25.06 in the women’s 400 IM final at the Rijeka 2008 European Short Course Swimming Championships. Also seen on the photo are Hungary’s Evelyn Verraszto in blue cap and Italy’s Alessia Filippi facing this way, and I guess Great Britain’s Hannah Miley facing the other way, see result list here.
An amazing compilation of HD video clips shot by PADI Instructor Drew Roberts at Utila Dive Centre
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