For the past few weeks, the Game Change looked at how the Coronavirus affected the atmosphere of a football game. This week, Matt St. Jean trades in his helmet and jersey for goggles and a cap as he dives into world of swimming.
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Swimming Lessons with the Y NSW
A safe. supportive and fun environment to gain an important life skill!
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Signature Swimming – with Sindy Stewart
Sindy Stewart of Signature Swimming is teaching local children how to swim at Coleraine Grammar School. Denis McNeill went along to find more about the group.
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How to Swim Breaststroke with Perfect Technique | MySwimPro
We’re breaking down the 6 elements of good breaststroke to help you swim faster!
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Swimming in King’s Landing from Game of Thrones
In episode four of World Without Planes, we drink more Serbian moonshine on the most scenic train ride in Europe, swim in a blue cave in Dubrovnik where they shot Game of Thrones, and go cliff diving in Puglia, Italy.
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Swimming Men’s Final 200M Freestyle 🏊♀️ #Napoli2019
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Why Indiana recruit Anna Peplowski returned to swim for Metamora after two years
So far this season, Anna Peplowski has been second to none in the pool.
The senior has won every swimming event she has entered since returning to the Metamora Co-op team this season after a two-year absence.
“She has not lost a race this year, and she has swum every event except diving,†Redbirds coach Shane Morrison said.
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The Summit: “Women’s Swimming Team Getting Their ‘Feet Wet’”
Stonehill is getting its “feet wet” with the addition of women’s swimming to the varsity athletics program.
“We always look for new opportunities for student-athletes – since swimming is a Northeast-10 sport and one we don’t offer one, we wanted to add swimming,” Director of Athletics Dean O’Keefe said.
The addition of the women’s swimming team was announced in September 2019 and with that came the search for a head coach of the team.
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Watch Mack Horton And Ian Thorpe Discuss The Future Of Sport
Two athletes who know all about competing at the highest levels are Aussie Olympics champions of the pool, Ian Thorpe and Mack Horton. Twenty years ago, 17-year-old Thorpe turned from a teenager into a worldwide sensation, when he took home three gold and two silver medals from the iconic Sydney Olympic Games. He has since gone on to cement his place in Australian sporting history, winning five Olympic and 11 world championship gold medals along the way.
Mack Horton might have been a little too young to compete in Sydney – he was just four at the time – but has since proved himself one of the country’s most gifted swimmers, winning Olympic gold at Rio in 2016. Next, he has realigned his training regime, as he sets his eyes on the Tokyo Games in 2021.Â
Fair to say it’s been a big year. And since 2020 has been all about change – some good, some bad – we wanted to take a moment to celebrate those who are shaping the world we live in.
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