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2 NC Swimmers Heading to Olympics Train at Cary Pool | CBS 17
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Swimming in Boracay Temporarily Exclusive For Tourists | Newday
We now talk to the acting Mayor of Malay, Aklan Frolibar Bautista.
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Queens University Swimmer Earns Spot on U.S. Paralympic Team | WCNC
Queens University of Charlotte swimmer Hannah Aspden earned a spot on the U.S. Paralympic Swimming Team this weekend, the Queens Athletics announced Sunday.
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The Story Behind Inter Miami’s Freediver
The pictures of a young lady standing at the bottom of the sea wearing a fútbol kit instead of scuba equipment are so breath-taking that many struggles to believe they could be real. The photos are, however, real and are a result of Inter Miami having shot out of the box to create unique and distinct images to support an equally extraordinary product. The final masterpieces are so captivating that the photographer responsible for them, Jason Washington, has created video footage showing how they were made.
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Tokyo 2020: Pina Siblings to Be First Cape Verdean Swimmers at Olympics | CGTN Africa
Although they’ve never been to Cape Verde, siblings Jayla and Troy Pina will represent their mother’s home country at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.  22 year-old Troy will compete in the men’s 50 meters freestyle while 16 year-old Jayla will feature in the women’s 100 metres breaststroke. Together, they form the first Cape Verdean swimming team to compete in the Olympics. CGTN’s Wanja Mungai has more.
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How Fit Do Surfers Need to Be? Ft. Italo Ferreira | #OlympicStateOfBody
Olympic State of Body is the latest original series from the Olympic Channel, which looks into the science behind the success of Olympic Athletes. This bonus episode features a few #DidYouKnow facts about the series.
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How Hot Tubs Are Professionally Cleaned | Deep Cleaned | Insider
Miles Laflin (thep00lguy) is a professional pool engineer based in the UK. He has gone viral on TikTok and YouTube for his satisfying pool and hot tub cleaning videos. Miles shows how he cleans the dirtiest hot tub he’s ever worked on from start to finish.
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No Fans Is “Least Risky” Option at Tokyo Olympics – BBC News
Having no spectators at the Tokyo Olympics is the “least risky” option, Japanese medical experts have said.