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  • Swimmer Swam Around Olango Island in 12 Hours

    Apr 6, 2021

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    rokur
    in Open Water
  • Auto-timing a swimmer using the Autocoach One

    Apr 6, 2021

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    rokur
    in Equipment, Training

    Here we have Olympian and former world record holder Matt Welsh testing the Auto-timing function. He hears not only swim splits, but velocity and stroke rates whilst swimming. Matt explains what the experience means to swimmers, and how it can work with a swim coach using the Autocoach Performance Stopwatch.

  • Swim Tips For Your Return To Water | How To Get Back Into Swimming | Global Triathlon Network

    Apr 6, 2021

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    rokur
    in Training, Triathlon

    The open water is warming up and the pools are about to reopen, so who is ready to get back into swimming? There are going to be so many of us who are feeling a little apprehensive about returning to the pool. There are several things you can do to reduce the shock and get you back on track in no time.

  • Olympics-Bound Swimmer Among Nevadans To Get Vaccine on First Day of Open Eligibility

    Apr 6, 2021

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    rokur
    in Competition, Health

    UNLV swimmer Vuk Celic was among those to get the first shot of the Moderna vaccine at the UNLV site on Monday.

    “I want to protect the people around me, my teammates my collogues and my family,” the Serbian swimmer said.

    The summer ahead will be packed with life changing experiences for Celic. He will compete in the European Swimming Championships and then he’ll head to Tokyo to represent his country in the Summer Olympics.

    Celic qualified for the 2020 games, but his dreams were put on hold when coronavirus canceled the Olympics.

    See FOX5
  • Michael Phelps Teaches Swimming, Mindset & More

    Apr 6, 2021

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    rokur
    in Training

    Let new skills for in & out of the pool, from the most accomplished swimmer, Michael Phelps.

    See The Skills
  • North Korea Decides Not To Participate in Tokyo Olympics Over Coronavirus Concerns

    Apr 6, 2021

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    rokur
    in Competition

    North Korea said Tuesday it will not participate in the upcoming Tokyo Summer Olympics to protect its athletes against the coronavirus pandemic, dashing South Korea’s hopes to use the games to kickstart the stalled peace process with Pyongyang.

    The decision was made during a general assembly meeting of the North’s Olympic Committee held in Pyongyang on March 25, according to Sports in the DPRK Korea, a website on sports affairs in North Korea.

    “The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea has decided not to participate in the 32nd Olympic Games during the general assembly to protect our athletes from the global health crisis situation related to the coronavirus as proposed by committee members,” the website said.

    Read Yonhap News Agency
  • SwimmingNSW Message for our 2020 NSW State Squads | Congratulations

    Apr 6, 2021

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    rokur
    in Competition

    2020 was not the year we had hoped for. Many swimmers missed out on opportunities – our state squads included. Congratulations to the members of our 2020 State Squads. We see your hard work and recognise your commitment.

  • Session One | Aon New Zealand Championships | Swimming

    Apr 5, 2021

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    rokur
    in Competition

    Swimming New Zealand is returning to Auckland again for the 2021 Aon New Zealand Swimming Championships. This event will be a key part of the Olympic and Paralympic qualification process, as our athletes build toward Tokyo, whilst the best swimmers from around the country converging on Auckland to battle it out for the title of national champion.

    Day 1 – Session 1: Timed Finals
    Men’s 800m Freestyle
    Women’s 1500m Freestyle

  • The Real Reason Why You Should Shower Before Swimming

    Apr 5, 2021

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    rokur
    in Health, Swimming Pools

    Why do swimming pools ask you to shower before entering the water?

    Swimming pools contain a dilute amount of chlorine that acts as a disinfectant, killing bacteria like salmonella and E.coli. Our sweat reacts with chlorine to form chloramine, a compound known to cause skin irritation and itchiness, especially in those with eczema.

    Dr Lucinda Tan from the National Skin Centre adds that exposure to the chemical is also known to cause dry hair, itchy eyes and throat irritation.

    For more on the chlorine levels in our pools, what chloramines are and why we should be concerned, and how swimmers’ personal hygiene practices are important to keeping the pools clean, watch the full episode of #TalkingPoint​: How Clean Are Our Public Pools? https://cna.asia/2OcqMsf

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