Tag: Chad Le Clos
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Chad Le Clos 1:48.56 and new World Record in the 200 SC butterfly
At the FINA Swimming World Cup leg in Singapore tonight, South Africa’s Chad Le Clos became the first ever swimmer under 1:49 in the 200 short course meter butterfly, clocking 1:48.56 where his own record from the Eindhoven 2013 World Cup leg was 1:49.04. See the result list here. Post by FINA. Watch this video…
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South Africa’s Head Coach, Graham Hill talks life, pool and Chad le Clos
“Graham Hill is put in the hot seat as he talks life as a coach. This includes high & low moments, motivating the troops and Chad le Clos.” Watch this video on YouTube
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Reaction from Dubai 2013 winners Hosszu, Le Clos, Kromowidjojo
“Reaction from some of the winners on the first day of the Swimming World Cup in Dubai on Thursday.” http://youtu.be/sTx2apcgSaI
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Efimova, Le Clos, Morozov shine at Swimming World Cup in Moscow
Russian swimmers Yulia Efimova and Vladimir Morozov please the home crowd as Olympic champion Chad le Clos also wins big at the Moscow leg of the short-course Swimming World Cup. http://youtu.be/zwc3dLKWRBA
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FINA Swimming World Cup 2013 – Moscow (RUS) – Press Conference
Featuring Executive Director of FINA Cornel Marculescu, President of the All-Russian Swimming Federation Vladimir Salnikov, Representative of the FINA Technical Swimming Committee Andrew Vlaskov, Olympic champion Chad le Clos, 2012 World Cup winner Katinka Hosszu and others. Watch this video on YouTube
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Swim and Shine (Not Giving In)
Inspirational video for swimmers and triathletes, featuring Michael Phelps, Ryan Lochte, Rebekka Soni, Cesar Cielo, Sun Yang, Jason Lezak, Chad Le Clos and others.
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Chad Le Clos 1:49.04 and new 200 fly SC world record at the Eindhoven 2013 World Cup
South Africa’s Chad Le Clos managed to break the men’s 200 butterfly short course meter world record this evening, with a time of 1:49.04 bettering Kaio Almeida’s (BRA) 1:49.11 world record from the Stockholm World Cup leg back in November 2009. See the result list here.
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Cash injection for Swimming SA
See Eyewitness News Sport Minister Fikile Mbalula has announced his department will offer financial assistance to cash-strapped Swimming South Africa. The R2.7 million sponsorship will help the national team’s campaign at the Swimming World Championships in Barcelona. Mbalula said the sponsorship will make sure South Africa is represented well at the competition and that the…