Got this link from a source in London, revealing that, yes, the 23rd James Bond film Skyfall will involve some swimming, or at least some sitting by the pool. Due out in October-December this year.
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Today’s “Workout with Woodward”, courtesy of ASCA
I’m speechless, so go read Chris DeSantis’ post here on The Swim Brief
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CC photo #33: The Rijeka 2008 European SC Championships pool
The LEN 2008 European Short Course Championships pool in Rijeka, Croatia. Absolutely beautiful, and what an atmosphere it was, with all those records (never mind the suits :-)
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London 2012 – The Official Video Game (work in progress)
Good to see that they’ve got the OMEGA OSB11 starting blocks in the game, but … what’s with those briefs, and where are the ‘racing systems’ ? :-P
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Danish camp boosting Sierra Nevada’s altitude with hypoxic tents
Rikke Møller Petersen and Lotte Friis presenting the altitude tent here, that they are supposed to sleep in together for two weeks, boosting the Sierra Nevada altitude from approximately 2500 meters (8200 feet) to about 3000 (9850 feet). Maybe (and I’m speculating here) it has something to do with stabilizing altitude also, with the perceived altitude at Sierra Nevada varying a lot because of the mountains (2300 meters one day, 2700 the next), compared to much more stable altitude at camps on big plateaus like Flagstaff, Arizona.
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Dillon Hodges can’t swim
That can’t be, USA – if you can’t solve that problem, then send him to me ;-)
I Can’t Swim from zoneCG on Vimeo.
I think this is the song he talks about, see also www.dillonhodges.com
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Swim Team Training at Westminster College
Kyle Bruinooge dives behind the scenes and takes a look at the training work out by the women’s and men’s Westminster College Titan Swim Team.
Swim Team Training PKG (Final) from WCN 24/7 on VIMEO on Vimeo.
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Polar Plunge Antartica
Even without have checked the numbers, I don’t think it gets much colder than that
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These seals have been watching too much sci-fi
The underwater sounds made by Antarctic seals are otherworldly, via The Daily What.