During this time of global anxiety, London-based production company, Cheekyfire, wanted to share more stories around mental health and the tools people use to find calm. All in the hope it might help others to find theirs.
In this latest film, Balance, we meet Arnaud, a freediver, long-time friend and inspiration. He uses freediving to find balance and calm his mind.
“When I’m facing a corporate world that’s made of constant tensions, I’ve always felt that I needed something to ground me. Freediving gives me the balance that I so desperately need. It peels everything down to the essence, all the noise in the background just disappears,” he says.
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COVID Travel Day | Michael Andrew Vlogs
Flying to Budapest to kick off the 2020 ISL Season! So thrilled to be here, and gearing up to race with my New York Breakers family! Subscribe to follow along behind the scenes of the International Swim League while we quarantine here in Budapest.
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Brett Hawke Sharing One Of The Top Struggles Of A Head Coach
Listen to Brett Hawke share one of the top struggles that he faced as a head coach and that he knows we all face as head coaches.
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Sports for News – Melanie covers the annual GASA endurance swim | GBC News
Sports for News – Melanie covers the annual GASA endurance swim
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Health Benefits of Swimming
🏊 Swimming is a fun and simple way to get active! September is Childhood Obesity Awareness Month, so we visited the Elk Grove Aquatics Center to learn about some of the health benefits of swimming. Watch and find out how swimming has contributed to wellness in these swimmers’ lives.
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Inside with Brett Hawke: Helen Yee
Helen Yee is the Founder of Eyes On The Game and is one half of The Schmozone Podcast.
“Every week Dave ‘The Schmo’ Schmulenson and Helen Yee bring you the latest from MMA and combat sports from the world’s fight capital, Las Vegas. A behind the scenes look at covering sports through hustle and heart.”
How did you create your own sports show?
Take us back to growing up in Southern California swimming competitively.
Having parents that put too much pressure on her as a young age grouper.
Growing up swimming with Cody Miller, Cindy Tran, Coach Laurel Hill, and more.
Making a comeback! Goal is to make Olympic Trials in 2024 in the 50 Free.
And much more!
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Hononegah swimmers edge Guilford to take over NIC-10 lead
Hononegah swimmers edge Guilford to take over NIC-10 lead
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Swim the Island Sirmione 2020
Swim the Island Sirmione 2020
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Rowdy Gaines advocates for reopening of pools amid pandemic
Rowdy Gaines’s passion for swimming is evident.
“The reason why I keep doing the broadcast and NBC hires me, is the fact that I really show my passion,” NBC Olympic Swimming analyst and USA Swimming Director of Community Engagement Rowdy Gaines says.
“I was so frustrated… To be able to reach out to those policymakers and those public officials and say, ‘It’s OK. We can do this safely.’ And all we’re trying to do is to prioritize opening pools for instructional purpose-driven aquatics, that’s the key in all this. We’re not saying ‘hey, swing open the doors and let all these large crowds come in.’ We’re saying we can do this, and we can do it safely,” Rowdy Gaines says.
And now, he tries to educate parents and the public, on the safety of swimming.
“It’s the only sport in the world, that can literally save your life,” Gaines says. “You’re talking especially about our underserved communities, where an African-American child is five times more likely to drown than a Caucasian child. To me? That’s important to do something about it.”
See TMJ4 NewsRowdy Gaines advocates for the safety of swimming