Perfecting your freestyle swim timing is really important when it comes to getting faster in the water. Do it wrong and you’ll be creating unnecessary drag that slows you down and makes you work harder. Get it right and you’ll glide through the water with ease! So here’s how to get your timing just right!
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Body Recovered From Siloam Springs Kayak Park After Swimmer Reported Missing | 5NEWS
The park was closed while several agencies helped find a missing swimmer Saturday morning.
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‘Swim With Gaza’ Campaign: Many Take a Dip in Message of Solidarity | Al Jazeera English
People in cities around the world are taking part in a swimming campaign to show solidarity with Gaza.
The funds raised will be used for swimming lessons for Palestinian children.
Al Jazeera’s Youmna El Sayed reports from the event in Gaza where many beginners took their first dip in the sea.
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Shark Bites 9-Year-Old Swimming in Shallow Water at Oak Island
A 9-year-old was bitten by a shark Wednesday afternoon while swimming in the ocean in Oak Island.
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Sheboygan Fire Department: Distressed Swimmers in Lake Michigan Rescued by “Good Samaritan” | MSNBC
At least one Michigan lawmaker is calling her state the “anti-Florida” after passing a series of progressive policies that seem to directly contradict legislation coming out of the Sunshine State. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson joined American Voices with Alicia Menendez to discuss.
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CNBC’s Stock Draft: Olympic Swimmer Erica Sullivan Sits in Third With Amazon and GE | CNBC Television
CNBC’s annual stock draft is underway. Celebrities, athletes, and financial gurus join ‘Power Lunch’ to make their picks.
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Mason City Swim Coach Steve Hugo on the New Natatorium | Globe Gazette
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Man Makes Waves to Fight Cancer at Annual Swim Across America | NBC12 Richmond
As captain of team River City, George Sushkoff is looking forward to the swim and spreading awareness.
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How Swimming Changed the Life of an 82-Year-Old Woman | KHOU 11
DeEtte Sauer gave up junk food, booze, and drugs and got into swimming. Swimming changed her life.