Sit down, relax and become immersed in 4 minutes of the best cliff diving action. Red Bull Cliff Divers get to travel to some of the most beautiful locations on earth and then throw themselves from great heights. They make every dive look incredibly aesthetic despite the threat of fatal injury looming for every jump.
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Pounds and Pounds of Tar Balls Washing up at La Jolla Shores
Kayak Ocean Guide Josh Thomas finds several tarballs from natural leakage of undersea crude oil that migrate up through the ocean deaths washing up on local beaches
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Swimming Finals | Day 3 | Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games
Tune in for the livestream of the men’s and women’s swimming finals on day 3 of the Athletics at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.
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Open Water Swimming Event at Broughton Beach | KOIN 6
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Celebrations in Clontarf as Ellen Keane Claims Paralympic Gold | RTÉ News
There were celebrations in Clontarf as family watched Irish swimmer Ellen Keane win gold at the Paralympics in Tokyo.
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Georgia Paralympic Swimmer McClain Hermes Competes in Tokyo as Family Watches From Home | 11Alive
She took sixth place on Thursday in Tokyo as her family watched from Gainesville.
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Anastasia Pagonis Bags The First U.S. Gold Medal of Tokyo 2020 | Paralympic Games
Today Anastasia Pagonis 🇺🇸 has broken the Women’s 400m Freestyle S11 WORLD RECORD!
Para swimmer and queen of social media chatted with us about how excited she was to be here. Well, now she is a World Record holder. 👏🏼
The International Paralympic Committee’s vision is to make for an inclusive world through Para sport. Our mission is to lead the Paralympic Movement, oversee the delivery of the Paralympic Games, and support members to enable Para athletes to achieve sporting excellence.
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She Survived Suicide Bombing in Vietnam as a Baby — Now Paralympian Haven Shepherd Is Competing for Team USA | People
“If you have faith in yourself, you can push through,” Shepherd tells PEOPLE.
At 13 years old, Shepherd told herself that she would be a Paralympic athlete, and today she’s part of Team USA.
That faith has pushed her through a life with challenges that began as a baby in Vietnam. At 14 months old, her birth parents held their healthy baby girl between them and detonated a suicide bomb. The force, she’s been told, propelled her into the air.
Her parents died, and she lost both of her legs. Yet she says that she doesn’t carry resentment for what happened. “That’s a life I never lived; I don’t remember it,” she says.
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‘You Can Do Anything You Put Your Mind to’: Blind Swimmer From Garden City Goes to Tokyo Paralympics | News 12
Anastasia Pagonis will be competing in four Paralympic events.