Jessica Macaulay won Great Britain’s first high diving medal at the 2019 FINA World Championships in Gwangju.Enjoy her brilliant Bronze medal performance!
Great Britain's First EVER High Diving Medal | Jessica Macaulay | Gwangju 2019 | 20m
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Canadian Swimmers Denouncing Abuse
“How can an athlete stand in front of the world and perform to the best of their abilities when they’re broken inside,” says Sylvie Frechette denouncing abuse in artistic swimming. Samsara Rainville reports.
Canadian swimmers denouncing abuse
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Black High School Swimmers Look To Make Waves in Sport
Black swimmers currently make up only 1.4 percent of all USA Swimming athletes in the nation, with Coloradans far behind at .4 percent.
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Family Wants Answers In Teen’s Death During Swim Class
Jimenez Morales, 17, was in his second year of swim classes at Valley View High School in Santa Ana. Amy Johnson reports.
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British Swim School of St. Louis Talks About Survival Swim and Water Safety
British Swim School of St. Louis talks about survival swim and water safety
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The Fastest Man In The World | Swim Technique Analysis
In this video, we look at what Olympic Gold medallist, Kyle Chalmers does well in his stroke to swim so fast. We’re looking at snapshots of footage recorded at training which he posted to Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/kyle_chalme…)
The Fastest Man In The World | Swim Technique Analysis
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Russian freediver Alexei Molchanov claims new record in icy Lake Baikal plunge | AFP
Russian freediver Alexei Molchanov claims to have set a new Guinness World Record after plunging 80 meters (262 feet) in the icy waters of Lake Baikal in Siberia. His team claims it is the deepest ever free dive under ice.
ALEXEY MOLCHANOV -80m UNDER ICE FREEDIVING WORLD RECORD
Russian freediver Alexei Molchanov claims new record in icy Lake Baikal plunge | AFP
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Inside with Brett Hawke: Bill Kirby
Bill Kirby is an Olympic gold medal-winning swimmer from Australia. He was part of the 4×200 Free Relay that won in front of the home crowd at the Sydney Games. The Australia team, with Kirby on each of them, broke that relay’s World Record 3 different times (1998, 2000, 2001).
Bill has recently moved back to Perth and opened up a swim school & swim team: Kirby Swim.
This episode is chuck full of amazing stories — Bill has an outstanding memory. Test sets, kick sets, Popov, Gennadi, Klimy, Thorpey, Hackey, Toddy, Don Talbot, and on and on!
Enjoy!
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Training & Competition Plan for Olympic Trials | Cody Miller Vlogs
