McKenzie Coan shares how her four years with Loyola swimming shaped her to compete in Tokyo, winning a gold and silver medal at the Games.
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Swimmer Missing for 10 Days Recovered From Lake Travis | KXAN
The body of a swimmer missing on Lake Travis was recovered Sunday, the Travis County Sheriff’s Office said in a release.
TCSO says a Houston family rented a boat at Lake Travis on Aug. 28 when a family member began struggling in the water. A second family member attempted to rescue the man. Both went under water and didn’t resurface in the Hurst Creek area.
One man was found by TCSOÂ on Friday, Sept. 3 with sonar, the release says. The second man was recovered Sunday.
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Glendalough 750m Annual Swim Race | FRO Films
The second most beautiful lake in Ireland is the setting for the milestone end of a year of open sea swimming. The upper lake in Gleann Dá Loch is a spectacular swim spot that has a reddish peaty tinge to the water from centuries of distillation through bogs and the surrounding mountains.
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I Watched The Swimming At The Crossfit Games | Effortless Swimming
I watched the swimming at the 2021 Crossfit Games. It was a 1.6km swim with fins. Let’s look at the common mistakes we saw a lot of the athletes made.
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Injured Swimmer Rescued at Connecticut River in Holyoke | WWLP-22News
An injured swimmer was rescued by the Holyoke Fire Department (HFD) Monday afternoon after falling on rocks along the Connecticut River.
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GLOBALink | China’s Biomimetic Robot Dives up to 1,025 Meters in Test Swim | New China TV
A biomimetic robot can dive up to 1,025 meters! The robot with the shape of a manta ray, or devilfish created by Chinese researchers can flap its wings and slide underwater.
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Warning for Swimmers: Watch Out for “Sea Butterflies†| News4JAX
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ISL Season 3 | Match 4 Day 2 Highlights
Check out the highlights of the ISL Season 3’s Match 4 Day 2!
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Yellow Warning Flags at Jacksonville Beach for Labor Day | First Coast News
Lifeguards say they have been busy over the Labor Day weekend, warning swimmers to remain vigilant with the risk of rip currents.