Tag: COVID-19
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A swimmer without a pool
How does an elite swimmer cope when all the pools are shut? Commonwealth champion Alys Thomas says the coronavirus lockdown was “tough to take”. The 29-year-old from Swansea is one of the world’s leading 200m butterfly swimmers and was targeting the Tokyo Olympics this summer. Instead, she is lifting weights in her garden and making…
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Indoor Pool Swim Lessons during COVID
Are you a little nervous about swim lessons during the COVID-19 outbreak? Here is an inside look at all the safeguards we are taking at Mundelein Park & Recreation District to keep you and our staff healthy while learning this very important life skill. Watch this video on YouTube
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Swimmer Madisyn Cox “Going All In” On The 2021 Olympics
Madisyn Cox is putting her life on hold for another year to pursue her Olympic dreams at the 2021 games in Tokyo. The U.S. National Team swimmer shares why she’s delaying medical school and continuing to prepare for the 2021 Olympics. Watch this video on YouTube
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Swimmers screened for COVID-19 symptoms in Manchester
Dealing with Monday’s extreme heat is more challenging than previous summers because of COVID-19 safety shutdowns and restrictions. Watch this video on YouTube
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Many head to local swimming holes, beaches as temperatures near 100 degrees
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Who I Am: Mckenzie Coan | The Golden Mermaid! | Para Swimming | Paralympic Games
Mckenzie Coan describes how she is dealing with lockdown and getting ready for Tokyo 2021! Watch this video on YouTube
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15 Minute Dryland Workout For Swimmers
If you can’t make it to the pool then you are in for a treat. This complete routine is designed specifically for swimmers and adaptable for everybody. By the end of it you’re going to be well on your way to improving your sports performance, burning calories, and carving a well-proportioned body. Watch this video…
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Uncertainty surrounds one-year countdown for Tokyo Olympics
There is officially one year to go until the delayed Olympics. Tokyo 2020 was postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic. But with the virus far from contained, the Games are still very much in doubt. Watch this video on YouTube