Category: Para Swimming
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Lebara’s Race the World returns for 2021 | British Swimming
Entries have opened for the second staging of Lebara’s Race The World – the unique virtual para-swimming competition in which athletes are able to race international rivals from their own home pool environment.
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Mallory Weggemann speaks on her book ‘Limitless’ and getting back in the swimming pool
Paralympic swimmer Mallory Weggemann was paralyzed in a routine medical procedure when she was 18 years old. She later went on to set records in competition and win multiple medals. She discusses her book, “Limitless,” with Liz Habib, about the power and courage to return to the pool.
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Inspiring Blind Swimmer
You’re about to meet an inspiring young boy who is proving anything is possible if you put your mind to it.
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Jamal Hill is Teaching 1 Million People to Swim | The Social Kick
Over 300,000 people a year die from drowning globally, mostly in developing countries. 3500 Americans a year die from drowning, mostly from low to middle income and black and brown communities. Contributors factors: access to pools and other bodies of water, fear of water, cost of learning to swim programs. Our guest in this episode…
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Jack Bridge | Para Swimming Guide and Reliving London 2012 Paralympics | Propulsion Swimming
Jack Bridge joins us on this week’s episode of the Propulsion Swimming Podcast to help explain the classifications and points scoring system of the Para side of the sport.
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How Swimmer Mallory Weggemann Turned Tragedy Into Paralympic Gold | People
When Mallory Weggemann lost her ability to walk after a medical procedure, she was determined not to let it take her passion for swimming.
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Toyota’s Super Bowl ad features moving story of Paralympian Jessica Long
You won’t see any cars in Toyota’s Super Bowl ad this year. The automaker will air a 60-second spot titled “Upstream†in the second quarter of Sunday’s game to tell the story of Paralympic swimmer Jessica Long. The athlete is part of Team Toyota. The company said it wants to share an “uplifting message of hope and strength. 
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Researching the Biomechanics of Paralympic Swimming
Dr. Carl Payton, Reader in Biomechanics at Manchester Metropolitan University, provides an overview of his research in swimming biomechanics with the Great Britain Paralympic swimming team and the International Paralympic Committee.