Organisers of an Olympic-style event for drug-taking athletes say they will pay retired Australian swimmer James Magnussen $1.5m if he can break the 50 metres freestyle record.
Magnussen is the first athlete in the world to publicly flag interest in competing at the Enhanced Games, founded by Australian entrepreneur Aron D’Souza.
“I have kept myself in reasonable shape in retirement,” Magnussen told a sports podcast.
“They [Enhanced Games] have said they have a billion-dollar person backing them.
“If they put up $1m for the 50 freestyle world record, I will come on board as their first athlete.
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Swimming Pool MiKomp – A Request From Swimmers for Help!
We, the Ukrainian swimmers and the administration of the “Mikomp” swimming pool, are asking you for help. In this difficult time for our country, the “Mikomp” swimming pool remains one of the few working Olympic-class pools in central Ukraine, and Ukrainian swimmers continue to train there for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic games. With almost no funding, the pool is in a very vulnerable situation, and its closure could be fatal for the future of Ukrainian sports. The swimming pool needs new investments in infrastructure modernization to continue its operation.
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Mastering Butterfly Technique With Olympic Swimmer Marius Kusch | Inside With Brett Hawke
Marius Kusch, an Olympic butterfly swimmer for Germany, shares techniques for mastering butterfly through quality training focused on speed and proper form.
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Ontario University Under Fire For Introducing Swim Program Exclusively For Black People | African Diaspora News Channel
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Day 6 | Highlights | World Aquatics Championships – Doha 2024
Day 6 at the World Aquatics Championships in Doha, was full of excitement! Sharon Van Rouweendall’s impressive performance secured her victory in the Women’s 5km race, while France made waves by claiming the top two spots in the men’s 5km race. Italy celebrated their inaugural gold medal of the championships, triumphing in the artistic swimming men’s solo free event. Team China reaffirmed their prowess with a stellar showing, capturing gold and silver in the Diving Men’s 3m springboard events. Don’t miss a moment of the thrilling action unfolding right here!
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Extreme Swimmer to Take on Antarctica in Budgie Smugglers | Sky News Australia
Long-distance swimmer Lynton Mortensen discusses his latest challenge as he is bound for the Antarctic.
Mr Mortensen said the water temperature is anticipated to be at zero degrees.
“And it’s just the pair of the good old budgie smugglers, cap and goggles,” he told Sky News Australia.
“So there’s no wetsuit.
“We’re aiming for an ice mile if we can, conditions permitting – I did one at the Arctic 2022 and the water temperature there was minus one.”
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O’Fallon Swim Team Aims to Break Racial Disparity Statistics | FOX 2 St. Louis
The O’Fallon Park Makos Swim Team is bringing changes to a racial disparity statistic.
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Reykjavík International 2024 Recap Video
Recap video from the 2024 Reykjavík International Games. Take a look, it is amazing
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Car Plunges Into Margate Pool | WPLG Local 10
A car plunged into a pool in Margate Tuesday afternoon.
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