Session 4 of the 2020 Aon New Zealand Swimming Short Course Championships.
Day Two Finals: 100m Free, 400m IM, 50m Breast, 150m IM, 4×100 FR CR
See the results here on livetiming.se
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2020 Aon New Zealand Swimming Short Course Championships | Session 3
Session 3 of the 2020 Aon New Zealand Swimming Short Course Championships
Day Two Heats
100m Free, 400m IM, 50m Breast, 150 IM, 4×100 FR CRSee the results here on livetiming.se
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Marleen Veldhuis wins Gold in a TIGHT 50m Freestyle Final | Indianapolis 2004
At the 2004 edition of the FINA Swimming World Championships (25m) in Indianapolis, Dutch swimmer Marleen Veldhuis put on a show winning the Women’s 50m Freestyle final. An epic moment that can’t be missed!
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Open Water Swimming (Buoy Turns) | U.S. Masters Swimming
This is a great technique drill if you are racing in open water. Give it a try and remember to corkscrew TOWARD the buoy and in the direction of your turn.
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17-year-old is wowing the internet with her ‘artistic swimming’
As if TikTok dances weren’t hard enough, a 17-year-old swimmer from Slovakia is blowing everyone away with her incredible underwater routines.
Silvia Solymosyová has gone viral on social media for her “artistic swimming.”
The videos, which show off her athleticism and grace, have helped Solymosyová earn over 900,000 followers and 22 million likes on TikTok.
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2020 Aon New Zealand Swimming Short Course Championships | Session 1
Day One Heats: 800m M Free, 1500 F Free, 100m Breast, 100m Backstroke, 200m Butterfly, see the results here on livetiming.se
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Jodie Henry’s Favorite Swim Set | Inside with Brett Hawke
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Swim England Learn to Swim Programme | Stage 1 | Propulsion Swimming
Swimming is one of the most vital life skills you can learn. Having swimming lessons help to teach people how to swim, learn the benefits of swimming, and educate kids on pool safety.
The Swim England Learn To Swim Programme is the national syllabus of learning to swim for primary school-aged children. They are split into progressive stages and are designed to help children towards their development of the essential aquatic skills they need, to be confident, competent, and safe in the water.
Each of the learn to swim stage awards have a list of outcomes that need to be completed to gain each certificate and badge. These can be achieved by having group swimming lessons or private swimming lessons with a swim instructor at your local swimming pool.
In this video, we at Propulsion Swimming will look at the outcomes that are needed to achieve the Learn To Swim Stage 1 award.
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Lets Dive Straight In with Owen Kuyper
Diving Straight In with swimmer and coach extraordinaire Owen Kuyper. Very interesting chat with Owen during a recent visit to Stellenbosch… Lovely to meet the coach who coached Tukkies for many years against us. Great guy with an incredible contribution to South African Swimming History.