Swim back to the mainstream, he kept on telling me, demonstrating a freestyle stroke with his arms.
Swim back to the mainstream.
swim in 70 degree salt water, the fresh water will always feel cooler than the salt water.
swim in a cage.
swim on the swim step, which is really uncomfortable for those people around you who have not moved yet.
swim .
Swim in it.
swim as a way to stay in shape after 50.
swim for hours and hours and they were like, "Who are these foreigners that actually like to swim ", you know?
swims around under the ocean.
swimming, so snorkeling, not scuba diving, that would bring in a whole other set of complications, snorkeling and we do linear transects swimming for identifying any of the sea turtle groups,
swimming next to the president and I must have looked surprised because you gave me the hand signal for are you okay
Swimming at the Olympics is actually another example of how good white people are at figuring out how to maximize the few ways in which they
swimming not a very smart thing to do there's an example of this in the human
swimming in for my board my board was um in those days it was no one to help you today they have a guy will help you if
swimming just in these big numbers and you begin to kind of let go of the idea that the human mind is the beall and endall. You know we have these tools to start attacking larger problems to start
to swim my nose.
I swim back on one breath.
ranked swimmer and they told her she couldn't swim anymore because she couldn't turn her neck.
And swim and I was like -- you know.
the swimming phase, your temperature can drop because you've been swimming in cooler water and your skin's exposed to the colder water.
salmon swimming around and it sounds funny except the fact that if they get lost they don't spawn and that's that so
and then swim back down until they were neutrally buoyant at that the depth they wanted to live.
I cannot swim to save my life.
and they swim toward you.
while trying to swim through rivers, but the bodies were never recovered.
They'll swim .
They just swim around circles and they don't know.
They just swim A to B a couple times and they go home.
And they will swim around.
So they will just swim around, swim around.
They just swim around in a circle or stay in the same spot the whole time.
Then they swim down, and then they brush the air off under the sheet.
is to swim up.
And I kept swimming seven hours into the swim , eight hours into the swim .
And I kept swimming for more hours and had the support of the people from all over New Zealand by the end the swim .
And when I swim , I'll swim head up and maybe I can contain my body heat better.
And when you swim for so long, you think about a lot of different things.
hours to swim between our two countries.
Because when you swim for long periods of time, you get really hungry.
Before I do any swim anywhere, I spend-- it depends on the swim -- but if I was to go swimming off Brighton Beach right now,
And two South Africa swimmers, who were on board the boat, jumped in the water to swim with me, to make me go faster.
Like the Cook Strait swim , when you've gone backwards for five hours and you expected to have finished after five hours, it's a big letdown, a huge letdown.
I'd never swim after a whale or pursue them.
And then they'll swim back to some feeding grounds where they can survive.
fresher to swim it up to the surface.
I was swimming in the transect, and then the WCS person on the boat kept telling me, swim faster, you got to keep up with the crowd.
Because they'll swim up through the inter-coastal waterways and up in through the estuaries.
I couldn't swim until three years ago.
Learning to swim is too big, just like learning a language.