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The Sports Archives – 2016 Rio Olympics Part 2: Michael Phelps
He’s one of the most renowned Olympic athletes in North America as of 2016, and if you’ve paid any attention to the United States’ performance at Rio this past year, you probably know quite a bit about him already! Michael … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – The New Olympic Swimsuits. Why All The Fuss?
Perhaps you remember that 2009 was something of a big year for swimming. In fact, more records were set in the Olympics that year in swimming, both men’s and women’s, than ever before in any other sport. And then FINA, … Continue reading
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Tagged 2009 swimsuit ban, competition swimming, Fédération Internationale de Natation, FINA, Michael Phelps, Olympic swimming, Olympic swimming blogs, polyurethane, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, swimming drag, swimming performance, swimming tips, swimsuit, swimsuit ban, swimsuit history
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The Sports Archives – A History Of African American Swimmers!
African Americans have a long history of participating in and excelling at sports competitions throughout the world. Black athletes have kicked ass in sporting events ranging from local, small town basketball games, to internationally viewed Olympic competitions. Almost everyone who … Continue reading
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Tagged 1936 German Olympics, 2004 Athens Olympics, 2008 Beijing Olympics, african american, Alison Terry, Andrew Young, Anthony Ervin, Caribbean Sea, Charles Chapman, Chris Silva, Cullen Jones, Fred Evans, Jesse Owens, Jim Crow laws, Maritza Correia, NALA National Swimming Championships, Nate Clark, Olympic Blogs, Olympic swimming, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sunken treasure, swimmers, swimming history, Sybil Smith, Tice Davids, underground railroad, Water Polo, water sports
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