For the next 6 weeks, we’ll be introducing new challenges for swimmers across the country to complete. These fun and simple challenges will be posted on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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‘Sunrise Swiming’ at Bray Lake
My Father has been Open Water Swimming at Bray Lake in England for many, many years and always describes that his favourite part is the moment before setting off, when the early morning sun appears just above the trees and the calm water and sounds of nature create a beautiful peaceful moment.
We joined him one September morning to try and capture this feeling in a short piece for a social media promo film for Bray Lake (check out their website here… https://www.braylake.com/ )
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Simon Popelka | Recruiting Swimming | ASM Scholarships
Simon Popelka is a swimmer from Sloakia you can view his complete profile at https://www.asmscholarships.com/Simon…
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How to Swim Faster Butterfly | MySwimPro
Ready to swim a powerful butterfly? Give this workout a shot!
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The burden of weight | Artistic swimmer Debbie Soh | Toughest Part of Sport
In the third part of a five-part series, synchro swimmer Debbie Soh talks about her struggles with body image. Read the story: https://str.sg/J8vq
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High surf advisory discouraging swimmers from getting one last swim in
The National Weather Service has issued a high surf advisory through Tuesday, in part because of approaching Hurricane Teddy.
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Laura Kellberg | Recruiting Swimming | ASM Scholarships
Laura Kellberg is a swimmer from Finland you can view her complete profile at https://www.asmscholarships.com/Laura…
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Scottish swimmer ‘lucky to be alive’ after jellyfish sting
Libby Bligh had been swimming with a friend near Ardersier in the Highlands on Saturday when she was stung on her hand by a lion’s mane jellyfish.
Within a short time she was left severely unwell and struggling to breathe.
Her friend drove her to hospital in Inverness where she spent 12 hours receiving treatment.
Lion’s mane jellyfish are common in UK waters and seen from May until early autumn. Their tentacles can grow up to 3m (10ft) in length and are covered in stinging cells. These are used for catching fish and smaller jellyfish for food.
Read BBC
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ISL Training Camp // Turkey 2020 // Michael Andrew Vlogs
Short Training Camp at the Gloria Sports Arena with my NY Breakers family as we prep for season 2 of the International Swim League in Budapest. After training, we get to enjoy some downtime at the local cable park!
