Category: Can you do this?
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Egyptian Swimmer Takes the Art of Leaping Out of Water To New Heights
Egyptian swimmer Omar Sayed Shaaban soared to success when he set a new record for the highest jump out of water while wearing a monofin. The 21-year-old from Ismailia reached the unusual event’s new best height when he made a spectacular leap of 7 feet 11 inches (2.3 meters), according to Guinness World Records. Read CNN
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Olympic Medalist Swims Across Pool With Cup On Head | SwimGym
Olympic medalist Johan Kenkhuis swims across the pool with a cup on his head. Doesn’t spill a drop!
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Trying Katie Ledecky’s Viral Chocolate Milk TikTok Challenge | MySwimPro
Can you swim a 25 with a glass of chocolate milk balanced on your head? Fares gave it a try!
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Do you dare to try these push-up world records? – Guinness World Records
These push-up record holders are not messing around! Do you dare to try to challenge any of them?
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Star Athletes Show Off Creative Lockdown Workouts/Challenges
The 2020 Olympics in Tokyo might be postponed, but that’s no excuse for the star athletes that would have been competing to get out of shape. Divers, gymnasts, swimmers, and rugby players have all been showcasing the inventive ways they’re working out white stuck inside their homes during quarantine. Simone Biles, perhaps the greatest gymnast…
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Ranomi Start Challenge – Can You Do This?
It is in Dutch, but that is the easy part :-) ‘Ranomi challenges you! The first exercise in the starting sequence to start better. This challenge has everything to do with balance and control on and from the starting block. The starting position is quite a challenge, but if you can make a good block…
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Norwegian Swimmer Demonstrates Skills Backwards
The butterfly is generally regarded as the hardest of the four major swimming strokes to perfect. In that case, it’s difficult to understand how anyone could even attempt to do it backwards. In this video, Norwegian swimmer Eirik Ravnan performs a flawless looking version of the stroke, while facing the wrong way down the pool.…
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Shaolin monk runs 125 meters on floating plywood
Shaolin monk Shi Liliang knows that persistence is key when attempting a difficult task. Especially if that difficult task happens to be running on water. Shi has been training to run on water for ten years, using nothing but thin, floating boards for support. On Thursday, he accomplished his record of running 125 meters across…