This tiny cow loves to swim with his dad — watch him climb up on a jetski and insist on riding with him!
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Swimmer Thought He Had Water Stuck in Ear, Turned Out to Be a Cockroach | Inside Edition
A New Zealand man went for a swim recently to cool off during the hot summer days in the Southern Hemisphere nation and thought he had water stuck in his ear following the dip, but it turned out to be a cockroach, the New York Post reported.
Zane Wedding posted about the incident on Facebook, which then caught the interest of local news outlets in New Zealand.
He said he thought he had water in his ear for three days but then told the New Zealand Herald that “it made me feel physically ill.â€
The bug reportedly crept in his ear canal Friday while he was swimming at a pool in Auckland and for days he felt it move around and tried everything to get what he thought was water out, the Post reported.
“I used some drops to clear it up and fell asleep on the couch later that night,” he told CNN. “Over the weekend I tried anything I could for relief — ear candles, jumping on one leg, chewing gum, I went for a run — just anything I could think of [to] get the ear to clear.”
He went to a doctor who said to use a hair dryer to blow on the ear canal and dry some of the water but nothing worked.
By Monday, he went to an ear, nose, and throat specialist who discovered the insect in his ear, the Post reported.
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WR Holder Alia Atkinson on Retirement, Longevity, & Breaststroke Training | Inside With Brett Hawke
Alia Atkinson is the fastest woman ever in the 50 and 100 SCM Breaststrokes. Born and raised in Jamaica, she won 4 individual World Championship titles and swam at 5 Olympics Games!
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How To Survive A Public Swimming Workout | Global Triathlon Network
Public swimming can be quite difficult…and at times frustrating! It’s important to know the etiquette when arriving for your swim session, So James and Mark are here to talk you through a few ways you can make it more enjoyable and beneficial!
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Olympians and Paralympians Call on World Leaders to Ensure Equitable Access to COVID-19 Vaccines | IOC
In a video produced by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), athletes are calling on world leaders and decision-makers to ensure free and equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines. The call comes a few weeks before the start of the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022, which will take place from 4 to 20 February.
Launched today, the video features more than 20 Olympians and Paralympians from all corners of the world.
These include Olympic champions Federica Pellegrini (swimming, Italy) and Seung-min Ryu (table tennis, South Korea), three-time Olympic medallist Pau Gasol (basketball, Spain), two-time Olympic medallist Maja Martyna Włoszczowska (cycling, Poland), and Humphrey Kayange (rugby, Kenya), who are all members of the IOC Athletes’ Commission.
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Orthodox in Greece Swim for Cross on Epiphany | AP
Hundreds of faithful watched Thursday as dozens of swimmers rushed to retrieve a wooden cross thrown by a priest into the water in a ceremony marking Epiphany near the port of Piraeus outside Athens.
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Swim Faster: Swimming Drills, Swimming Technique, Swimming Tips | Inside With Brett Hawke
We’ve taken hundreds of the best clips from over 200+ Inside with Brett Hawke interviews and mashed them all together to make the first 24 hours non-stop swimming channel.
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How This Tennis Court in the Great Barrier Reef Is Helping End Plastic Waste | Today Show Australia
Aussie Olympic stars Ian Thorpe and Jess Fox have teamed up with Adidas to help end plastic waste as a tennis court made from recycled marine plastic and recycled polyester is launched on the Great Barrier Reef.
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Creating Training Programs for Juniors | Laurie Lawrence
Here is a simple way to create hundreds of programs for Junior swimmers concentrating on technique and teaching them the importance of working hard. The programs are all created around:
1. Warm up
2. Main set
3. Kick set
4. Pull
5. Cool downGet each one right then you can mix and match for countless programs