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13-year-old Chen Yuxi’s Top 3 Dives at Gwangju 2019! | FINA World Championships
Thirteen-year-old Chen Yuxi from China gave a spectacular performance at the 2019 FINA World Championships in Gwangju winning the women’s 10-meter platform final.
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ISL Season 2 Pool Tour | Adam Peaty Vlogs
Here is a quick tour of the ISL Season 2 complex! The final of the second season of the ISL is in less than 3 days so make sure you get behind London Roar!
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“Swimming is a generational skill.” – Sabir Muhammad | Inside with Brett Hawke
Is there a stigma in the black community to stay away from water, that water is dangerous?
“Swimming is a generational skill.” – Sabir Muhammad
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Power in Poetry: To the Swimmer
Join us as we celebrate a few of the amazing Black poets whose work can be found in the LA County Library collection. Read by My Brother’s Keeper Peer Advocate, Darius, listen to and learn more about, “To the Swimmer” by Countee Cullen. For teens.
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Dana Vollmer vs Alicia Coutts – 7 hundredths of a second between Gold & Silver!
Today we take you back to the Women’s 100m Butterfly final at the 2011 edition of the FINA World Championships in Shanghai, where four incredible swimmmers USA’s Vollmer, Australia’s Coutts, China’s LU and Sjostrom from Sweden battled for the Gold medal. With only 7 hundredths of a second between Gold and Silver, this final deserves to be watched until the last stroke!
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Having Trouble With Your Freestyle Breath? Try This Simple Hack | SwimVice
Having trouble with your freestyle breath? Try this simple hack! // Here’s a quick tip to help fix your breath timing in freestyle.
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Difficult lessons for the Simley swim team (2008)
Boyd Huppert shares the difficult life lessons faced by the Simley swim team, after losing one of their own.
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The greatest diver of all-time? Greg Louganis at Seoul 1988 🇺🇸 | Athlete Highlights
US-American diver Greg Louganis is frequently called the greatest diver of all-time. He won four Olympic gold medals in the 3m Springboard and the 10m Platform Diving events. Starting at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics on home soil, Louganis claimed the Gold medal both on the springboard and platform for the first time. Four years later, at the Summer Olympic Games in Seoul, he repeated his gold medal journey, becoming the only man and the second diver in Olympic history to sweep the diving events in consecutive Olympic Games. Prior to the Final in Seoul, Greg Louganis suffered a concussion after his head struck the springboard during the preliminary rounds. However, he still managed to qualify for the Finals where, showing perseverance and determination, Louganis delivered an outstanding performance to complete his incredible comeback. Enjoy watching all of his Seoul 1988 medal performances!