Did you ever wonder how many Olympic swimmers go attend college in America? We break down the stats for you, proving that America is a powerhouse for Olympic swimmers.
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Two Swimmers Rescued off Coast of Tybee Island Due to Strong Rip Currents | WJCL News
Several strong rip currents have formed off the coast of Tybee Island. Two swimmers have already had to be rescued.
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World Champion Swimmer Ryan Murphy Inspires Little Fish to Dream BIG | Goldfish Swim School
We teamed up with World Champion Swimmer Ryan Murphy to launch our ‘Dream Big, Little Fish’ campaign. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3r056yl
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20-Year-Old Drowns As Three Other Distressed Swimmers Are Saved | WMBB News 13
“Everybody stopped what they were doing and they were trying to help, but it was pretty far out,” said Ronnie Burns, a visitor from Georgia.
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Former Uni-High Swimmer Ema Rajic Will Represent Croatia at Olympic Games | WCIA
WCIA 3’s Marlee Wierda chats 1-on-1 with future Olympian and former Uni-High swimmer Ema Rajic. The current Cal swimmer will represent Croatia at the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games, after coming off a standout junior season. Rajic set multiple school records on the way to a Pac-12 Championship, and will compete in her first Olympic event on Friday July 30th. Rajic has qualified in the 50-meter freestyle, and the 100-meter breaststroke, and holds the Croatian record in both of those events.
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Olympic Swimmers Hate Jumping In the Pool at the Start of the Day | WTHR
Olympic swimmers hate jumping into a cold pool before the sun comes up, but they do it almost every day.
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Extra Olympic Year Helped American Swimmer Torri Huske Make the Tokyo Games a Reality | USA Today
At 18, Torri Huske already holds American record in 100 fly and she’s just getting started.
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Fitness: Dryland Strength Exercises to Improve Swimming | Expresso Show
Health and Wellness Entrepreneur and TV Presenter Ryle De Morny takes us through a few dryland strength exercises that can improve your swimming.
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Swallowed by a whale? This man’s incredible tale of survival | 60 Minutes Australia
At first, it sounds too fishy to be true, but this story is definitely the real deal. Four weeks ago, professional fisherman Michael Packard, 57, was diving for lobsters in the ocean off Cape Cod when a humpback whale appeared from nowhere and swallowed him. In an instant, his world went black and a frightening, and heroic, struggle for survival began. On 60 MINUTES, Packard gives a gripping account of his miraculous escape from the whale’s mouth. But as Karl Stefanovic finds out, this was not his only brush with death. Michael Packard is no stranger to danger, which means it’s not surprising he is now being called the luckiest man who ever lived.