Big Ricks Swim Team

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Jane Asher is a grandmother of 11 and great-grandmother of 6... and she's won another 5 swimming world records in her age category 🏊‍♀️

At 95, the South Londoner now has more than 100 age-group world records to her name, competing across multiple events and strokes.

With 26 gold medals, a British Empire Medal and a place in the International Swimming Hall of Fame, she credits her love of the water for her health and happiness.

A 95-year-old woman from south London has broken five age group world records for swimming, adding more accolades to her decades-long career.
Jane Asher's achievements in March came on top of her 100 Masters swimming records throughout her career.
She said the sport "just makes you feel well" and "makes you healthy."
She is in the International Swimming Hall of Fame and has a British Empire Medal for her dedication to swimming.

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Big Ricks Swim Team

Morden woman, 95, breaks five more swimming world records Jane Asher has set more than 100 Masters swimming records throughout her career.

Siân Clement, an intrepid open water and ice swimmer dividing her time between South Wales and Orkney and rarely choosing the easy path.
In this episode, we learn about her remarkable journey from swimming alongside penguins in Antarctica to taking on the iconic Manhattan Island Marathon Swim and becoming the first woman to complete the Original Triple Crown of open water swimming: the English Channel, Bristol Channel, and the formidable North Channel between Ireland and Scotland.
Siân shares insights into balancing life as a doctor with extreme endurance challenges, her recent experiences racing at the European Ice Swimming Championships, and her unexpected title as a world champion in bog snorkelling. It’s a conversation full of adventure, resilience, and humour, capturing not just the extremes of the sport, but the joy and connection found within the open water swimming community.
Presented by Helen Gorman.

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Talking jelly fish .

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‘You know that’s not normal, right?’ @ice_mindset isn’t built like the rest of us, and this clip proves it. John Myatt became ice swimming world champion at 47 years old. World record holder John is an English Channel swimmer and extreme endurance athlete from Gloucester, England. His childhood was chaotic, violent, and included time at Fred and Rose West’s house, playing in the basement with their children. He went from drinking alone at 39, feeling like a ‘nobody’, convinced life had passed him by… to going on to achieve something truly remarkable. Please share the episode with anybody that needs to hear this: it’s never too late to make changes, big or small. Take that first step (or stroke!). 🎙️ Search for Project Possible wherever you watch or listen to your podcasts for the full episode. 🔗 Link in bio 💬 Comment ICE and I’ll personally DM you the episode link

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Swimathon

Olympic gold medallist Duncan Goodhew launches swimathon in Brighton Swimmers at 550 pools take part in the world's largest annual pool-based fundraising event.