One lap at a time, a group of seniors in Arizona are swimming their way toward better health and friendship.
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Israeli Swimmer Finishes Fourth in 10KM Olympic Swim | i24NEWS English
German Lorian Wellbrock won the gold medal
Israel’s Matan Roditi finished fourth in the 10km (6.2 miles) open water swimming event at the Tokyo Olympics on Thursday morning.
“It’s an incredible accomplishment. I have a hard time realizing it,” said Roditi after crossing the finish line in 1:49:24 – just 23.8 seconds behind Italian Gregorio Paltrinieri who took home the bronze medal.
Roditi’s initial goal was to place in the top eight.
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Olympic Swimmer Caeleb Dressel Talks Tattoos and Michael Phelps | TMZ TV
It doesn’t sound like Caeleb has any plans to add to his sleeve (or start a new one) … at least not involving his Gold medal victories at the Tokyo Olympics.
Olympic Swimmer Caeleb Dressel Talks Tattoos and Michael Phelps | TMZ TV
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Meet The Swimming Legend Ian ‘Thorpie’ Thorpe | Head Above Water
Ian Thorpe one of the greatest and most successful ever swimmers for Australia tells his story of how has to transition from being an Olympic athlete to normal life after he retires.
Meet The Swimming Legend Ian 'Thorpie' Thorpe | Head Above Water
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Guyanese Swimmer Aleka Persaud Returns Home to Guyana From the Olympic Games in Tokyo | Visit Guyana
I am most grateful 🇬🇾🙏🏽, the words of Aleka Persaud after returning home from the Olympic Games in Tokyo.
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Olympic Swimmer Phoebe Bacon on Simone Biles Starting Conversations Around Athletes, Mental Health | myMCMedia
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Tokyo Olympics: Singapore’s Marathon Swimmer Chantal Liew Finishes in 23rd Place | CNA
Singapore’s Chantal Liew has clocked one of her best swims in the 10km open water event. She finished 23rd out of 25 swimmers. Liew is the first Singaporean to ever qualify for this event at the Games.
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Canadian Olympic Swimmers Back Home | CTV News
Canadian Olympic swimmers Maggie Mac Neil, Kylie Masse, Taylor Ruck, and Kayla Sanchez describe their Olympic experience.
Canadian Olympic swimmers back home
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Bournemouth Pier to Pier Swim 2022 | British Heart Foundation
Take part on Saturday or Sunday and swim 1.4 miles between Bournemouth and Boscombe Piers in one of Europe’s biggest charity swimming events.
Your willpower has never been more important to support the lives of those living with heart and circulatory diseases.
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Bournemouth Pier to Pier Swim 2022