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Pilates for swimmers
Here is a little video for swimmers, this video focuses on building strength and improving your posture for a more efficient swim stroke.
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Athletic injuries and other risks to consider other than COVID-19
Much of the focus this year in getting back to Major League Baseball is preventing coronavirus, but that’s not all that’s top of mind.
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Quantity vs Quality | Are Swimmers Over Training? [Podcast] | Propulsion Swimming
This week on the Propulsion Swimming Podcast we are discussing where swimmers are overtraining using current professional training methods.
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Algal bloom sighting suspends swimming at Jamesville Beach
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St. Louis makes bid to host Olympic swimming trials
The City of St. Louis is making a bid to host the 2024 U.S. Olympic swimming trials.
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KHSD confirms that water polo will open the inaugural season with the return of fall sports
The new Kern High School District Aquatic Complex in Southwest Bakersfield was preparing to be packed for the summer as it brought in many competitors, coaches and fans but most importantly it was set to introduce KHSD’s newest sport.
“There’s still a lot of people in Kern County that don’t even know what it is or that it exists even at a couple of the high schools,” Jason Gall said.
Gall is talking about water polo. A sport still trying to make a permanent splash in the county. With the opening of the estimated 14-millions dollar Kern Aquatics Complex at the beginning of 2020, KHSD prepared to add the sport to at least 6-8 of its schools this upcoming school year starting with preparation in the summer.
“Basically three pools of water polo going all summer for summer league and just a lot of excitement and anticipation and adding it. And then the pandemic hit,” KHSD Director of School Support Services Stan Greene said.
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5 Cape Cod Beaches Closed to Swimming Due to Shark Sightings
Swimmers were ordered out of the water at several Cape Cod beaches on Thursday morning due to shark sightings.
According to the Sharktivity app, Nauset Public Beach in Orleans, Lecount Hollow Beach and Maguire Landing Beach in Wellfleet, Coast Guard Beach in Truro and Eastham and Head of the Meadow Beach in Truro were closed to swimming for an hour after a research boat spotted sharks swimming nearby.
The Nauset Beach alert was issued shortly after 10 a.m., and the others shortly after 11 a.m.
The beaches were expected to remain closed to swimming for one hour assuming no additional sightings.
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College and high school swimmers utilize Saginaw Bay to continue practicing during pandemic
College and high school swimmers utilize Saginaw Bay to continue practicing during the pandemic due to the indoor pools remaining closed.