This is a must-watch for those who appreciate quality and exciting swimming events. for those who want to see how 4 monster-teams LA Current, Tokyo Frog Kings, Toronto Titans, Aqua Centurions go head to head for the win, if you want to see who comes out on top.
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Freediving Australia’s Secret Sinkholes | Adam Freediver
I’m in Mt Gambier for a few weeks to dive all the incredible sinkholes in the area. I’m also here to run Deep Weekend in Kilsby Sinkhole! This is by far the best place to dive in Australia. Crystal clear waters, stunning light and scenery. There are very few places in the world that are like it.
I’ll be freediving several different sinkholes in South Australia over the next few weeks so keep your eyes peeled!
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Bio Island JX Open Water Clinic | 2020 Open Water Championships | Jarrod Poort & Wally Eggleton
2.5km Bio Island JX swimmers were treated to an Open Water clinic at Swimming NSW’s 2020 Open Water Championships. Olympian Jarrod Poort and Bondi Lifeguard Wally Eggleton chatted to the swimmers about race preparation, open water swimming challenges and how to be the best!
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Athletes with the most Olympic Medals ever! | Top Moments
This week’s Top Moments video features the top 10 athletes with the most Olympic medals ever. Enjoy watching!
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Awesome Women’s Dives – Team Canada | FINA World Champs 2013-2019
Enjoy once again Team Canada’s incredible dives in the women’s 3m synchronised from 2013 to 2019 FINA World Championships.
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The finals of China’s national swimming competition – Day 2
The finals for China’s national swimming competition is being held from January 1 to January 3 in north China’s Shijiazhuang City. Hosted by the Chinese Swimming Association, the top-level swimming competition is regarded as preparation for the Tokyo Olympic Games. Swimming stars including Yan Zibei, Xu Jiayu, Wang Shun, and Grand Slam winner of Olympic Games and World Champions Ye Shiwen take part in the final competitions.
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Chilling New Year celebration | NYC’s ‘Polar Bears’ brave freezing waters in Coney Island
Well, that’s one way to celebrate the New Year! Dozens of swimmers raced into the freezing waters for an unofficial Polar Bear Plunge in Coney Island, New York City. Usually attended by hundreds, this year’s edition was canceled due to the COVID pandemic.
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Swimmers in Massachusetts brave the cold waters for the New Year
People run into the cold sea in South Boston, Massachusetts, to mark the New Year. This year’s official polar plunge was cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic but groups of swimmers gathered at M Street beach to brave the 4°C water.
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Warning for South Australian swimmers as shark sightings increase
There is a warning for swimmers and surfers amid an alarming spike in shark sightings along our coastline.