Swimmer Anastasia Pagonis talks about winning a gold medal at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics and how she gets ready before every race.
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What’s a Tow-float and Why Is It Essential? | Open Water Swimming Tips | Swim Ireland
You’ve seen the water dotted with them, but why should swimmers use a tow-float? First of all, let’s explain what they are.
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Which Way KSF?: Parents of Swimmers Call On the Government to Intervene and Solve the KSF Dispute | KTN News Kenya
Which way KSF?: Parents of swimmers call on the government to intervene and solve the KSF dispute
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Drone Photographer Captures Juvenile White Sharks and Surfers Coexisting in Del Mar | CBS 8 San Diego
Scott Fairchild enjoys many outdoor hobbies, including drone photography at the beach. The native Californian got lucky over the weekend when he captured several juvenile white sharks swimming in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Del Mar, oftentimes right next to surfers.
Due to visibility, sometimes surfers or swimmers will be just feet away from a shark in the ocean but are unable to see it for themselves in the moment.
“You can tell they don’t see it,†said Fairchild with a laugh.
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Claire Jansen Makes a Splash in Opening DVC Meet | NCTV17 Sports
Naperville North swimmer Claire Jansen picked up multiple wins in freestyle events as well as the 100 backstroke to earn Play of the Week!
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The Rare Indian Swimming Camels Under Threat | BBC News
The Kharai are a rare breed of camel found in the salt marshes of Kutch district in the western state of Gujarat, India.
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Hawaii Is Swimming in Plastic. Meet the People Sifting Through It | Mashable
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Lebanese Activists Lead Beach Clean-up and Swim | Reuters
A group of activists gathered on Beirut’s shore to collect trash off the beach as part of the ‘Sustainable Waste Intercity Marathon’ initiative that aims to keep Lebanon’s sea clean.
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Web Extra: Hundreds Participate in Swim to Benefit Lighthouse | CBS Miami
More than 460 people participated in this weekend’s 8-mile open water swimming competition in the Florida Keys to benefit the Alligator Reef Lighthouse.