Why Swimming is the Best Workout!
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Smartwatch a Lifesaver After Dramatic Ocean Rescue | 9 News Australia
Smartwatches are increasingly proving to be lifesavers, with body surfer Rick Shearman using his device when lost at sea off Byron Bay. The dramatic rescue is now featuring in a national campaign.
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Drowning Is a Leading Cause of Death Among Children. Here’s How to Prevent It | WFAA
Drownings are preventable.
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Swamp Mysteries: Troy Investigates Strange Behavior at Swimming Hole | History
Troy’s grandsons report strange bites on their legs while swimming at a beloved swimming hole. Concerned, Troy investigates, enlisting the help of his friend, Don, to track down the mysterious culprit.
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Kylie Masse & Finlay Knox Talk Everything Swimming | CBC Sports
Join swimming-obsessed host Brittany MacLean Campbell as she invites you into her passion for the pool; welcoming former teammates, rivals, coaches and more to talk everything swimming. Dive into new episodes weekly.
Got a burning question for Britt or our guests? Let us know in the comments and your question could be featured in our ‘No Cap’ segment.
This show is yet to be named, so if you’ve got an idea for what we should call it, let us know in the comments below! Happy swimming.
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The Journey to 46.97 | Women’s 100 Fly NCAA Record Progression | The Swim Scribe
Dominance. That is what we see from some absolutely incredible records. A swim that is so FAST and so AHEAD of its time you can’t help but wonder if it’s even POSSIBLE to go faster.
There are many swims in the sport’s history where we can retroactively see these outlier swims, but its always special when you can tell just how INSANE a swim is as soon as the clock stops.
This is the NCAA record progression of the women’s 100 butterfly.
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Inside Japanese Swimming Culture – Coaching A Japanese University | Aquatic Sports Performance
We traveled to Tokyo to watch one of our remote athletes compete in the 200 butterfly at Japan’s World Championship Trials—one of the most competitive meets in the world.
After the race, we had the opportunity to guest coach a session at his university, Rikkyo University, a respected college program in Japan.
This video is a look inside Japanese swimming culture—from the energy of Trials to the quiet discipline of university training.
Being on deck in Tokyo gave us a deeper appreciation for how Japan approaches the sport—from the bow on deck to the way they structure their training.
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How Do Olympians Prepare For A Championship? | Freya & Katie
How Do Olympians Prepare For A Championship?
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Cary-Based Swim League Adopts Policy Impacting Transgender Members | ABC11
The new policy, defining boys and girls categories as their biological sex, passed by a two-thirds margin.
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