Jack Bridge joins us on this week’s episode of the Propulsion Swimming Podcast to help explain the classifications and points scoring system of the Para side of the sport.
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CO2 Tolerance Swim Training: 5 Easy Exercises | Gert Leroy – Master Freediving
CO2 tolerance training for swimmers: how to increase CO2 tolerance without freediving. 5 swim exercises.
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Polish Winter Swimmers Fundraise With Baltic Dip and Beach Piano Tunes | AFP
A pianist in a bathing suit performs a concert on the beach while a few dozen winter swimmers take a dip in the Baltic sea to raise funds for a costly medical operation for a young Polish pianist.
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Swimming 250 Feet Underwater |The Man Who Doesn’t Breathe S1E1| Only Human
Free-diving world champion Stig Severinsen, also known as “The Man Who Doesn’t Breatheâ€, is the first person to swim the longest distance under 1 meter of thick ice in extreme cold waters wearing only swimming trunks! Stig’s World Record has sent shock waves across the world, as this super human has succeeded in swimming 250 feet (76 meters) on one single breath of air under the Greenland ice.
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Rachel Klinker ‘Honored’ to Contribute to California’s Pac-12 Women’s Swimming Championship
Pac-12 Networks’ Rich Burk and Amy Van Dyken speak with California women’s swimming’s Rachel Klinkler during the Pac-12 Women’s Swimming Championship. California won the title thanks in-part to Klinkler’s win in the 200 butterfly.
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Swimmers Gather at Tupelo Aquatic Center
Hundreds of swimmers got to compete Saturday after state leaders canceled swim season because of the pandemic.
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Alamo Heights’ Connor Foote Wins Two State Titles, Named Swimmer of the Meet at Uil Boys 5a State
Alamo Heights junior Connor Foote took the UIL Class 5A State Swimming & Diving Championships by storm, winning both the 100 Freestyle and 100 Backstroke, setting three school records and earning Swimmer of the Meet honors.
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The Swim Became a Psychological Battle for Me – Ross Edgley | London Real
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Nearly 300 Swimmers to Attend 13-and-Over Meet in Sioux Falls