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Andrew Ingram Breaks Down the New NSRI ‘Swimming Monitor’ ID Tag’
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Shayna Jack Turns to GoFundMe for Support After ‘Exhausting Life Savings’ in $130,000 Doping Fight
Banned Olympic swimmer Shayna Jack has turned to GoFundMe to keep fighting a doping ban that has already ‘depleted life savings’ of $130,000.
The 22-year-old last week revealed she was struggling mentally and financially, even weighing up whether to concede her fight and retire.
Jack has now decided to keep at it, asking Australians – as you can watch in the video – to help fund her defense against an appeal that could see her ban returned to its original length of four years.
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Swimming in a Frozen Loch | Rach McQueen Golf
Swimming in a frozen loch in Scotland…something I wasn’t planning on doing in my lifetime but I am glad I did it.
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5 Backstroke Mistakes That Are Making You Slower
Backstroke is a challenge, but we’re here to help! We’re breaking down the most common backstroke technique slip-ups and how to fix them, and giving you a backstroke workout to help put our advice to the test.
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Houston County to Build New $7 Million Swimming Facility
The money was set aside for the facility in the 2018 SPLOST
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Broward Palm Beach Swim Meet
Broward and Palm Beach public schools compete in the first ever Broward/Palm Beach swim meet.
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Boys High School Swimming Team Hits Snow Hill in Swimsuits, per Tradition
They were wise enough to wear winter coats, hats, and gloves just to walk from their cars to the school.
But somewhere along the way, the boys on the Bay City John Glenn swimming team somehow lost their sensibilities – and became a bunch of goofy kids doing a bunch of goofy things.
Wearing only their Speedo swimsuits and a pair of running shoes, the Bobcats make an annual dash through the snow and sled down the berm at the football stadium on their kickboards. It’s a team tradition called the Polar Bear Run – and it is so c-c-cool.
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Dutch Ice Swimmers Take Plunge in Canals
While sub-zero temperatures send many people in the Netherlands reaching for their scarves, some are taking a plunge in the frozen canals instead.