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Swimming Heats | Day 2 | Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games
Tune in for the Men’s & Women’s Swimming Heats on Day 2 at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.
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Dogs Go For a Swim at Richmond Park Pool | WOOD TV8
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Video Shows Shark Swim Next to 11-Year-Old Girl at Myrtle Beach | ABC7
Video shows the moment a young girl enjoying the ocean at a South Carolina beach sees a shark’s fin coming out of the water and approaching her.
Sara Oister, 11, was boogie-boarding in the water at Myrtle Beach before the terrifying encounter.
“I was taking video of her, and all of a sudden, she starts running out of water,” said Sara’s mom, Nicole Oister. “She said she saw a fin coming up out of the water towards her … I looked back on the video to see if I had captured it, I did.”
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Swimming Lessons In Killaloe, Co. Clare, Ireland 1971
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Sophie Pascoe – Paralympics 2020 | High Performance Sport New Zealand
“I hope my legacy overall is something that people will look up to and be inspired by.†NZ Paralympic legend Sophie Pascoe speaks about her time in lockdown and the changes in her training program due to the postponement of the Games. Sophie also reflects on her hopes to inspire the next generation of young kiwis through her achievements in para-swimming.
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Learn To Swim Resumes | Scottish Water
Thousands of young swimmers are celebrating the return of swimming lessons in pools across Scotland – with help from Olympic hero Duncan Scott
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FORM | Swimmers Try Guided Workouts For The First Time
We invited four FORM swimmers to the pool and only told them they’d be trying something new 🤫 Little did they know, they’d be swimming with Workouts! Here’s how their first swim with guided workouts went…
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Lewis Pugh Starts ‘Coldest Swim on Earth’ for Climate Crisis | Evening Standard
Lewis Pugh begins his swim across the 10-kilometer mouth of the Ilulissat Icefjord in Greenland to highlight the speed of the Climate Crisis ahead of the UN Climate Conference (Cop26) in Glasgow, where Pugh will address world leaders and demand urgent action.
The Ilulissat Icefjord is fed by the world’s fastest-moving glacier – moving at an average of 30 meters per day.
The Ilulissat Glacier carves icebergs over 1 km tall.
Pugh’s attempt will be the world’s first multi-day swim in the Polar regions.