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Showing posts with label Swimming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Swimming. Show all posts

Monday, January 2, 2012

Public holiday Brick at Deep Water Bay

Nice way to kick start the new year with open water swim and run! The brekky at VRC is just saving my life with hot tea and food!!! Love my life:)

Saturday, September 24, 2011

Nothing better to help the kids in Thai with direct stuff

Thank you for the people who spent some little time to bring it over your pre loved caps (90), googles (15), shorts (6) swimsuits (3)and even bikini and kids arm band for the kids who need it to continuous their swimming! I would love to say thanks on behalf of them:) thanks Julius, Teresa, Elise, Janice, Eric, Charles:) 

And thanks Nicole from BPM sports to organizing this, she is going to bring all these stuff to Phuket next week! 


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Laguna Phuket Making Community Splash with Kids’ Survival Swim Programme

Laguna Phuket is harnessing the enthusiasm of triathletes in this year’s Laguna Phuket Triathlon and Ironman 70.3 Asia-Pacific Championship to launch its latest community initiative that will provide survival swim lessons for thousands of local youngsters.

Hundreds of triathletes registering for the two events are being asked to raise money through online sponsorships to help raise an estimated THB 600,000 (US$ 19,835) required to set up and run the 12-month programme.

Thai Health Authority statistics show drowning as the highest cause of death for Thai children under the age of 15* and teaching children to be competent in deep water, with the ability to get to safety, is a major priority for coastal regions.

The Survival Swim Programme is being developed with support from Cherngtalay Municipality , Phuket Lifeguard Club, Phuket International Academy ’s Thanyupura Sports & Leisure Club, Surf Lifesaving of Australia and Laguna Holiday Club.

It will teach more than  2,600 children aged 12-15 years in Thalang District schools how to save themselves if they fall into deep water; and be staged on the beaches of Bang Tao, Municipality swimming pools and Thanyapura Sports & Leisure Club.

The Laguna Phuket Triathlon on 27 November and Ironman 70.3 Asia-Pacific Championship on 4 December will draw hundreds of triathletes from around the world to Phuket, who are now being asked to arrange sponsorships at: www.lagunaphuket.com/CSR/athlete-sponsorship-programme.php

Triathletes – who face gruelling swims in the first leg of their triathlon challenges –  are competent swimmers, aware of respect for water and the importance of this vital life skill. 

Suthasinee Rukmit, Laguna Phuket’s director of Community Relations, said: “We’re delighted that the many triathletes who come here to compete will be able to be part of a meaningful project that involves their chosen sport and also creates lasting benefits for local communities.”

The official launch of the Survival Swim Programme is set to be the centerpiece of a week-long Tri-Fest staged at Laguna Phuket between the two back-to-back triathlons.

The new programme follows an initial Survival Swim Course held earlier this year at Thanyapura Sports & Leisure Club, when members of Hong Kong Tritons triathlon club gave lessons to children from Laguna Phuket’s school charity partner, Baan Jao Krua School in Phang Nga Province .

And the programme’s fund-raising was kicked-off in style recently when revellers at Laguna Phuket’s Summer Family Festival closing party raised THB 14,000 (US$ 463) in a raffle to win prizes at the resort’s new Angsana Laguna Phuket hotel.

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Solid Swim Done!

Solid swim done tonight, glad that i can stay at my lane till the end to finish this 2 hrs program. Cannot feel my arm, shoulder and legs...Seriously need a wheelchair!
"Kenneth, i hate you" not me, its someone from my lane! wahahahaaa

w/u: 300m
8x100m (50m kick+50m pull)
8x100m (50m on 335 + 50m swim)
8x200m (pull with paddle) i think we only did 150m each time
8x100m (swim with paddle)
8x50m (25m splint+25m easy)
8x50m (climb and jump to the platform) i only did 6x50m, I'm real too slow...
c/d: 200m

Total: 4.7km...