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Why I Missed A Match At ISL And How I Keep Busy | Adam Peaty Vlogs
I filmed this before our last prelims match which I didn’t swim in. I hope you enjoy seeing what myself and the London Roar Team gets up to when we aren’t training or racing! I hope you will be supporting us to take the ISL victory over Cali, LA and Energy!
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World’s deepest diving pool opens in Poland
The world’s deepest diving pool has opened its doors in Poland.
Divers were seen exploring the pool near Warsaw at the weekend, when it welcomed the public for the first time.
The pool is 45m deep, and is based in the town of Msxczonow, which sits around 40km southwest of the Polish capital.
It is filled with 8,000 cubic metres of water, which is equivalent to more than two dozen Olympic-size swimming pools.
The pool – called Deepspot – caters for scuba divers and freedivers, including those taking the plunge for the first time.
Read the Independent
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Don’t ‘Spear’ The Water, Do THIS Instead | Feedback Friday | Effortless Swimming
Don’t ‘Spear’ The Water, Do THIS Instead | Feedback Friday
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Wastewater leak into Biscayne Bay causes no-swim advisory
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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.
