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20 Swimmers You MUST Follow on Instagram | MySwimPro
If you aren’t following these swimmers on Instagram…it’s time to change that!
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Swimming with Great Whites: Michael Muller | Rich Roll Podcast
Michael Muller is Hollywood’s premiere celebrity photographer — a guy who has created legendary images of everyone who is anyone for every prominent media outlet — from Vanity Fair to Esquire. The question isn’t who has he photographed, it’s who hasn’t he (including the iconic Time magazine cover of Kobe Bryant bowing).
But Michael’s truest passion — and the primary focus of today’s exchange — is great white sharks. Documenting them on film. Understanding them. Educating others about them. And most importantly, preserving them.
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Swimmer rescued after hours-long search
A swimmer was rescued Saturday in Atlantic Beach after being reported missing at Jacksonville Beach. Ocean rescue says it’s possible they were caught in dangerous conditions out in the water.
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Sun Yang appeal costs WADA more than $600,000
The high-profile appeal filed with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) against Sun Yang and the International Swimming Federation (FINA) cost the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) more than $600,000 (£456,000/€500,000), it has been revealed.
The figure is disclosed in WADA’s newly-published 2019 annual report.
This shows that the body managed a small surplus in the year before COVID-19 struck, with income of just over $38 million (£28.9 million/€31.5 million), excluding financial income, all but matched by $37.8 million (£28.7 million/€31.4 million) of operating expenses.
The case against the three-time Olympic swimming champion and Chinese sporting icon resulted in him being banned for eight years.
His lawyers have since filed two appeals with the Swiss Federal Tribunal.
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Edina Swim Team Members Make College Decisions Factoring COVID Impacts
Another way that COVID-19 disrupted the sports world relates to the college transition. WCCO’s Norman Seawright III spoke with some girls’ swim team members from Edina High School, who had to be a lot more thoughtful about where they wanted to go, (2:56). WCCO 4 News at 6 – October 9, 2020
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Tokyo Olympics I Unlocking opportunities for swimmers and other aquatic athletes: Penny Heyns
Former Olympic and World champions, Penny Heyns and Bryan Habana have teamed up to give aquatic athletes a, much-needed boost after the effects of the pandemic on the sports industry. They are on a mission to unlock commercial opportunities for swimmers and other aquatic athletes in the build-up to Tokyo Olympics.
Penny Heyns joins me now live to tell us more
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João de Lucca’s Favorite Swim Practices | Inside with Brett Hawke
João de Lucca enjoys training with Chris Lindauer.
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Common Mistakes Of A Beginner Swimmer | Feedback Friday
Martin started swimming 4 months ago, and is currently at 2:20/100m pace for 800m. In this video we look at some common technique traits that beginners do, and how he could increase his speed to well below 2:00/100m.