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Norwegian swim champion Alexander Dale Oen dies during training camp in Arizona

Posted May 1st, 2012 by Louise Nordstrom

Alexander Dale Oen stood on top of a world championship podium less than a year ago, wiping away tears as the Norwegian national anthem …

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Canada

The Halifax Beach Guide – Nova Scotia’s Summer Playground

Posted March 14th, 2012 by Corbin Fraser

As the snow finally begins to melt and the first signs of spring start clawing their way through the ice and cold, we Canadian’s tend to count down the days to the summer months. The thawing process of the Canadian people typically requires a large amount of coffee, and as much outdoor activity and  direct [...]

The Halifax Beach Guide – Nova Scotia’s Summer Playground is a post from: I Backpack Canada

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CFL

Alberta Sports Hall of Fame inducts ten

Posted March 3rd, 2012 by Jeremy Freeborn

Ten inductees were announced Friday for the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame in Red Deer. Out of then ten, I am honoured to report that Canadian Sports Centre President Dale Henwood will be inducted May 25 at the Red Deer Sheraton. Henwood is one of the mos…

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Exercise

Trusting The Wisdom of My Body…

Posted January 30th, 2012 by Sandy Naiman

I’m a perfectionist. So, naturally, I’m attempting to follow the meal plan designed for me in my Eating Disorders Program right down to every teaspoon, gram, ounce and millilitre. I am trying to eyeball my portions, but my eyeballs are slow learners. Plus the stresses of my life make this precarious… I keep forgetting that [...]

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Animals

The Secret of Super-Fast Shark Swimming

Posted November 30th, 2011 by ScienceNow

Researchers have discovered what makes the shark almost impossible to outswim. As a shark’s tail swings from side to side, it creates twice as many jets of water as other fishes’ tails, smoothing out the thrust and likely making swimming more efficient.

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Canada’s Pan American Gold count at 18

Posted October 25th, 2011 by Jeremy Freeborn

Even though Canada has had 71 medals at the Pan American Games to date (third overall behind the United States and Brazil), it has been a little quiet on the Gold medal front over the last three days.
Since Saturday, Canada has only recorded four gold …

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Canada’s Pan American Gold count at 14

Posted October 21st, 2011 by Jeremy Freeborn

Team Canada has now won 14 medals at the Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico. Team Canada now sits in third place in the medal standings with 41 medals. The United States leads with 107 medals, followed by Brazil at 44 medals.
In women’s sw…

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Thankful

Posted October 10th, 2011 by Christine

This past weekend the weather was beyond perfect. I was thankful for that forecast but I was so afraid that we would be stuck inside an arena.  Our town hosts a Thanksgiving weekend tournament every year.  Which is great not having to…

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FotoFriday – We made it

Posted September 2nd, 2011 by Christine

This is how we spent our last Friday of Summer 2011.We made it.  We made it through and will send summer vacay off with a SpLaSh! …

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Environment

Swimming, biking, recycling and Pride

Posted August 26th, 2011 by Aaron Wherry

Tom Johnson remembers Jack Layton the swimmer.
“He was tough,” said Tom Johnson. “He…

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