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The 2024 Paris Olympics did not go as planned for Team USA swimmer Alex Walsh. While Walsh finished the 200-meter women's individual medley final in third place, her bronze medal was taken away after judges deemed she made an illegal turn from backstroke to breaststroke. Video replay confirmed... [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

COACH CAFFERTY WAS reading over the drills and taking notes on a clipboard when I found her at practice. Coach Cafferty finished the list of names, but I barely heard them or the whispered celebrations of swimmers who got their choice event. Except all eyes were turned to me when she announced it, and her eyes met mine over the clipboard that held the list of events and swimmers for the Plain Township Aquatic Center meet. Please tell me that Coach Cafferty did NOT just say my name. [Extracted from the article]

The article features interviews with several junior swimmers, including Delaney Snodgrass, Bree Lindauer, and Maddie Lee. It explores their experiences and perspectives on learning life lessons, building friendships, and embracing team culture. Topics include their favorite events, role models, and the supportive role of their coaches in their swimming journey.

The article explores Scoot only swims the 50m Breaststroke at the moment, it's probably the equivalent of a 100m Breaststroke for an able athlete, and then the 150m IM is probably like a 300m IM equivalent to the able individual. So there's always been a speed focus for us, even though we know he is already strong and fit, we want to be able to produce speed and maintain that speed over an extended period of time.

The article highlights the efforts of swimmer, Alex and Gretchen Walsh to fulfill their dream of become best swimmer. It mentions Alex's racing in the 100 back with eminent competition in the next three lanes: 2012 Olympian and multi-time NCAA champion Rachel Bootsma, American record holder and defending Olympic gold medalist Missy Franklin and eventual Olympic silver medalist Kathleen Baker.

The article focuses on performances in swimming which comes from the 2019 FINA World Championships in Gwangju and mentions performance of several swimmers. Topics discussed include swimmer Kristof Milak who had established track toward superiority in swimmer Michael Phelps era, performance of simmer Caeleb Bressel and performance and breaststroke of swimmer Anton Chupkov.

The article focuses on the connection of human consciousness with community and some major issues like racism, violence, and climate change. Topics discussed the role of mental health professionals to change a system from the inside out, mentions the therapist work to direct clients' attention and to build an awareness towards the complex systems, and information on the meditative practice that works with sensations, emotions, or thoughts.

The article offers ways to sleep with sore shoulders including that sleeping on back is best for sore shoulders, sleeping on side puts your spine out of alignment and adds unneeded stress to shoulder joints, and keeping your elbows at your side is better for sore shoulders.

The article profiles the world masters swimmers of 2017. German Karl Hauter trained with the breaststrokers and participated in the 1942-43 Youth Nationals. Japan's Noriko Inada made her Olympic debut in 1992 in the 100 and 200 back. Willard Lamb has set 17 world records in 2017 in the 95-99 age group.

The article offers information on the top 10 male and female swimmers who competed at the 2017 FINA World Championships held in Budapest, Hungary. People who were mentioned include Lili King of U.S. who won the Women's 100 Meter Breaststroke World Championships, Sarah Sjostrom of Sweden who won the Women's 50 Meter Freestyle World Championships, and Adam Peaty of Great Britain who won the Men's 50 Meter Breaststroke World Championships.

The article explores'previous articles in this series presented data about the stroke is shown for backstroke The data showed that swimmers do not always take full advantage of the time that they could generate propulsion so BACKSTROKE AVERAGE NON-PROPULSIVE PHASE that the average propulsive phase times could be slightly longer.

(Bloomberg) -- Elizabeth Holmes presented more than 130 letters to US District Judge Edward Davila in a bid for leniency when he sentences her for fraud. Holmes Believes in Buddha's Teachings "Before I departed, Elizabeth gave me a picture frame of a tiger resting on a Buddha's head. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers a forecast of winners in various Olympic swimming events at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games in Brazil. The author mentions the possible gold medallist in swimming including James Guy of Great Britain for the 200 meter men's freestyle, Lilly King of the U.S. for the 100 meters women's breaststroke, and Michael Phelps of the U.S. for the 100 meter men's butterfly. Other possible gold medallists for swimming events such as individual medley and freestyle relay are also presented.

The article offers information on swimmer Reece Whitley, who won the 2015 SportsKid of the Year. Topics discussed include qualify to compete at the 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials by 100- and 200-meter breaststroke, views of Crystal Keelan, the head coach at Penn Charter Aquatic Club (PCAC) on Whitley's sport love and sport maturity, and the Whitley play for non-profit firm Amateur Athletic Union basketball team.

The article offers tips from world record holder in breastroke Adam Peaty on developing a world-class mindset including finding balance between sport and life, the link between mental toughness and preparation, and using aggression to counter pre-race anxiety.

The article offers information on the application of mechanical principles to improve swimming technique. It mentions that how swimmers attempt to swim faster by modeling the technique of the fastest swimmers. It discusses that traditional approach of modeling champions through breaststroke breathing.

An essay is presented on the pleasure of swimming. It mentions several swimming techniques and strokes including crawl stroke and breast stroke. The author relates his experience of swimming in Pleiad Lake at Green Mountain national Forest in Hancock, Vermont and also mentions about the molting process where different species of animals shed off their outer covering.

Princess Margaret came on her honeymoon in the royal yacht. Princess Margaret wouldn't go on Bondi Beach because of the sand. Princess Margaret always had breakfast in bed with coffee, sometimes tea, and one piece of toast with marmalade. [Extracted from the article]

A biography of swimmer Rebecca Soni is presented. She was born on March 18, 1987 in Freehold Borough, New Jersey and graduated from West Windsor Plainsboro High School North, New Jersey. She won her first national title at the 2005 U.S. Summer Nationals placing first in the 200 meter breaststroke. She attended the University of Southern California (USC) after graduating from high school in 2005. She is a breaststroke specialist and won the gold medal in the 2008 Olympic Games held in China.

Tables are presented that offer information on the 2011-2012 rankings of American highschool swimmers in long course meters including 50 meters freestyle, 100 meters breaststroke, and 50 meters butterfly.

The article previews the breaststroke event women's category at the 14th Fédération Internationale de Natation (FINA) World Championships to be held in Shanghai, China in July 2011. In the 50-meter (m) event, the favored swimmers include Americans Jessica Hardy and Rebecca Soni as well as Australia's Leisel Jones. In the 100-m race, the leading swimmers include Soni, Yulia Efimova of Russia, and Chinese swimmer Ji Liping.

The article presents various top ten lists of girls and boys in different long course swimming events in the U.S. for the 2009-2010 season, including the 100-meter freestyle, 200-meter freestyle and the 100-meter breaststroke.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for various swimming techniques, including breastroke, front crawl and backstroke.

The article focuses on swimming coach Bill Furniss who has changed the face for male breaststroker swimmer Adam Peaty. Topics discussed include victory of breaststroker Michael Jamieson in the 2012 Games; winning of the World Championship medal by Ross Murdoch; and changes in the culture of British Swimming by Furniss.

The article offers information related to differences in technique elements common to all four strokes. Topics include swimmers fail to begin the pull with elbow flexion, resulting in wasted motion and excess shoulder stress; and different arm motions in each stroke have necessary to achieve the right angle, a swimmer learn to flex the elbow in one stroke and transfer that ability to other strokes.

The article offers a look at the editors' choices for the 10 best swims from the year 2006. The list includes the 100 meter breaststroke by Leisel Jones of Australia, the 400 meter freestyle by Laure Manaudou of France, the 200 meter breaststroke by Brendan Hansen of the United States, and the 200 meter individual medley by Michael Phelps of the United States.

The article presents a list of top 25 swimmers in each category of swimming for the year 2003, compiled by Nick Thierry, Secretary, International Swimming Statisticians Association. In Women's 50 m freestyle, Inge de Bruijn of Netherlands, topped with a time of 24.13. In the 50 m backstroke, Sandra Volker of Germany clocked the best time of 28.25. In the 100 m breaststroke, Liesel Jones of the U.S., clocked a time of 1:06:37.

Presents an article on several swimming techniques and drills of breaststroke.

Presents views of several swimming experts regarding the fly to breast kick drill. Amanda Beard, breaststroke swimmer; Dave Salo, head coach of the Irvine Novaquatics Swim Team; Matt Rankin, head coach of the Phoenix Swim Club Masters.

Profiles breaststroke swimmer, Megan Quann.

Profiles American breaststroke swimmers who can qualify in each event of the Olympics in Sydney.

The article presents top swimming performances of 2014 which includes those of swimmers Katie Ledecky, Sarah Sjostrom and Adam Peaty. It mentions that Katie broke her own record in the Pan Pacific Championships. It adds that Sarah didn't took breath for the whole race and swum in the women's long course butterfly this year. Also discussed is Peaty who won for the breaststroke in the Commonwealth Games.