61. Australia The Games And The New Millennium synchronized swimming was originally an olympic sport in Los Angeles in 1984.The team and dual events will be contested in Sydney this year. http://www.rochedalss.qld.edu.au/olympics/sports.htm

62. 2004 Olympics--Synchronized Swimming From WWA synchronized swimming is the most successful American olympic sport since 1984,having won gold or silver medals in every event! Will the US win more? http://www.worldwideaquatics.com/olympics/synchro.htm

Schedule and Results Synchronized Swimming is the most successful American Olympic sport since 1984, having won gold or silver medals in every event! Will the U.S. win more? See the synchronized swimming schedule and results About Synchronized Swimming Aren't they graceful? Synchronized swimming is a tough sportpacing with the music while completing difficult athletic moves with grace-all while in and under the water! What IS that in their hair? (gelatin). Can they touch the bottom of the pool? (no). How long do they have to hold their breath? (up to 2 minutes). Find out more when you check out our About Synchronized Swimming page to learn more about this sport and how to watch it during the Olympics! GEAR for Synchronized Swimming Are you inspired by the Olympians? Want to start synchronized swimming yourself? You can find a synchronized swimming club in your area right here.

63. 2004 Olympics--Synchronized Swimming From WWA synchronized swimming became an exhibition sport at five olympic Games from 1948to 1968, then debuted as a full medal sport in Los Angeles in 1984. http://www.worldwideaquatics.com/Olympics/aboutsynchro.htm

ABOUT SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING HISTORY It started as a male sport, with the earliest recorded competition in 1890 in Berlin. It has persevered under a myriad of names, including artistic, ornamental, scientific, figure or pattern swimming, as well as water ballet. By the turn of the century, though, women had come to the fore of synchronized swimming. A champion Australian swimmer, Annette Kellerman delighted audiences with dances performed in a glass tank of water in New York in 1907. Interest began to build. In 1924 in Montreal, the world's first provincial championship was held. The first champion, Peg Seller, became an important pioneer for the fledgling sport, and from there it spread to the US, where it soon flourished in amateur swimming clubs nationwide. Chicago later emerged as the hub of the sport's development, beginning with a stunning display at the 1934 World's Fair. Diver and former gymnast Katherine Curtis trained 60 swimmers, known as The Modern Mermaids, in a series of moves that gave birth to the term "synchronized swimming." It's international popularity soared further when swimmer Esther Williams performed in a string of MGM "aqua musicals" in the 1940s and '50s. By then a contracted star at MGM, she starred in several films, known as "aqua musicals," centered around synchronized swimming. One of the biggest, Million Dollar Mermaid, was an affectionate portrait of Annette Kellerman.

64. HickokSports.com - History - Synchronized Swimming US and Canadian swimmers demonstrated the sport at the first PanAmerican synchronized swimming became an olympic event at the 1984 Los Angeles Games, http://www.hickoksports.com/history/synchsw.shtml

Sports History Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search Synchronized Swimming Table of Contents History International Competition Other Resources History The great Australian swimmer, Annette Kellerman, planted the first seed of what was to become synchronized swimming when she performed "water ballet" in a glass tank at the New York Hippodrome in 1907. Katherine "Kay" Curtis didn't see the performance, but she may well have been inspired by newspaper accounts. As a student at the University of Wisconsin in 1915, Curtis began experimenting with underwater swimming stunts. The following year, she was instrumental in having synchronized swimming added to the school's physical education program for women. Curtis moved on to the University of Chicago, where she founded a water ballet club in 1923. Sixty of her swimmers, known as the "Modern Mermaids," performed at the 1934 Century of Progress World's Fair in Chicago, attracting national and international publicity. The sport quickly became popular among young women in the Chicago area and Curtis developed rules for competition, based essentially on the scoring methods used in gymnastics, diving, and figure skating.

65. Synchronized Swimming - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia synchronized swimming is an olympic sport open to women since 1984, but not opento men, which combines the qualities of gymnastics and ice dance, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synchronized_swimming

Synchronized swimming From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. A hybrid of swimming gymnastics , and ballet synchronized swimming involves competitors (either individuals or teams) performing aesthetically pleasing and difficult movements while holding their breath and keeping afloat in water. Synchronized swimming is an Olympic sport open to women since 1984, but not open to men, which combines the qualities of gymnastics and ice dance , but is performed in an extremely difficult and challenging medium. There is an organization called USA Synchro that allows men to compete along with the women. Competitors point to the strength, flexibility, and endurance required to perform difficult routines. edit Competition Preparation Competitors when performing routines will typically wear a noseclip . Hair is worn in a bun high on the head and held in place with Knox gelatin . Routines typically last two to four and a half minutes, in either solos, duets, trios, or teams. Swimmers are synchronized both to each other and to the music. Only duets and teams may compete at the Olympic Games. During a routine swimmers cannot use the bottom of the pool for support, but rather depend on sculling motions to keep afloat. Pictures of Synchronized Swimming Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synchronized_swimming

66. How Did Synchronized Swimming Become An Olympic Sport? Emily Yoffe Or for that matter this year s addition to the olympic canon, its cousin,synchronized diving? http://slate.msn.com/id/1006138/

placeAd(1,'slate.news/slate') Print E-mail Discuss Newsletters ... About Us Search Slate Advanced Search explainer Answers to your questions about the news. How Did Synchronized Swimming Become an Olympic Sport? Emily Yoffe Posted Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2000, at 3:25 PM PT Or for that matter this year's addition to the Olympic canon, its cousin, synchronized diving? There are three ways an activity can come into the Olympics: as a completely new sport; as a discipline, a branch of an existing sport; or as an event, a competition within a discipline. Triathlon is making its Olympic debut as a sport in Sydney; trampoline, which is part of gymnastics, is a new discipline; and women's pole vaulting the latest track and field event. Continue Article placeAd(2,'slate.homepage/slate') The first step to becoming a recognized sport of the Summer Games requires being organized into an international federation and having male participants in at least 75 countries on four continents and female participants in at least 40 countries on three continents. Once the International Olympic Committee votes to recognize a federation, the next step becomes a matter of lobbying. This is supposed to be done without the help of that now-banned Olympic activity, bribery. The IOC now recognizes 31 federations in everything from bridge to korfball (it is beyond Explainer's capacity to explain korfball Since the IOC wants to keep the number of athletes to the current 10,000 (!), it also helps if a sport has telegenic participants, which may be why triathlon made it from recognized international federation to medal sport in a swift 11 years, and bowling, recognized since 1979, languishes. (Their new Olympic marketing campaign slogan: "Strike Gold.")

67. Olympic Synchronized Swimming Tickets - Athens Summer Games - 2004 Olympics Sche synchronized swimming Tickets. Sychronized swimming 2004 Summer Games Thecategories for 2004 olympic synchronized swimming include Duet Free, http://www.tickco.com/athens2004/synchronised_swimming.htm

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68. Athens Olympics:: Synchronized Swimming Z Wire has a good preview of olympics synchronized swimming in Athens. It includesa history of olympic synchronized swimming as well as a preview for http://www.livingroom.org.au/olympics/archives/cat_synchronized_swimming.html

Athens Olympics 2004 News, Information and Results var accountid='regan@junior.co.nz' BannerMania Ad Athens Medal Table Web Olympics Blog Athens Olympic Sports Aquatics Archery Athletics (Track and Field) Badminton ... Wrestling Athens Olympic News Official Athens Games Site ABC Olympic News (AUS) BBC Olympics Coverage Eurosport Olympic News ... Athens Olympics Schedule Other Athens Olympic Blogs 18 Days in August 2004 Olympics OL Weblog 2004 Olympic Fever ... The Olympics 2004 Contributing Bloggers Ande Darren Ian Kit ... Steve Athens Weather Athens Olympics Merchandise Athens Olympics Books Athens Olympics Apparel Athens Olympics CDs Olympic Games Pins ... Signed Olympic Memorabilia Athens Olympic Archives September 2004 August 2004 July 2004 June 2004 ... May 2004 August 28, 2004 Russia wins Synchronized Swimming Team Gold Medal The winner of the Gold Medal Team from Russia The winner of the Silver Medal Team from Japan The winner of the Bronze Medal Team from United States Posted by Darren at 05:51 AM Comments (0) August 26, 2004

69. Womens Sports Net - Olympic Aquatics - Women's Swimming, Diving, Water Polo, Syn Womens sports Net, your one source for women s sports, fitness, and health news.Health, sports fitness information including original content and the http://www.womenssportsnet.com/EditModule.aspx?tabid=154&mid=1493&def=News Artic

70. Sports: Synchronized Swimming sports synchronized swimming. Image of Peg Seller Peg Seller 46 KB. They calledtheir invention ornamental and scientific swimming; we know it as http://library.usask.ca/herstory/synch.html

Sports: Synchronized Swimming Peg Seller 46 KB They called their invention "ornamental and scientific swimming;" we know it as synchronized swimming. It was a Canadian idea, developed by three Montreal women who recognized that not everyone interested in competitive aquatics cared for speed swimming. It is also one of the few sports developed by women, for women. Peg Seller Herstory 1977) was instrumental in encouraging the development of synchronized swimming, writing the rules for international competition and lobbying to have it recognized as an Olympic event. Canadian women have excelled at the sport: most recently, Herstory 1995) won a gold medal despite personal tragedy and errors by the Olympic judges.

71. NY Times Advertisement Breaking Olympics news, multimedia, results and schedules. synchronized swimming synchronized swimming. • Sport Overview • Schedule, • Results http://www.nytimes.com/pages/sports/olympics/sports/

72. >>>USA Synchro The sport of synchronized swimming looks more like a lavish Hollywood games through the 1996 olympics, the US synchronized swimming olympic Team was the http://www.usasynchro.org/events/open/03releases/olson2.htm

Jul 12 2003 Making it look easy By CASEY OLSON Sports editor The sport of synchronized swimming looks more like a lavish Hollywood production than an Olympic event. Petite women dressed in sequinned bathing suits with a permanent smile painted on their makeup-filled face. The perfectly pointed toes seem more akin to high-priced actresses than athletes. Facts In 1992, the International Olympic Committee, responding to requests from the synchro community, replaced solo and duet with the team event for 1996. Back by popular demand, the IOC reinstated duets to the Olympic program for the 2000 Olympic Games. After almost 40 years of concerted effort, synchronized swimming was included in the Olympic Games in 1984, with the United States winning the first solo and duet gold medals. Scoring Formats Synchronized swimming events consist of one of three scoring formats: Figures, technical and free routines. Penalties Penalties may be assessed by the event referee should any or all of the competitors perform one or more of the following: Sports editor Casey Olson: 925-5565, sports@fedwaymirror.com

73. Synchronized Swimming At The Olympics The first time it was in the olympic games was in 1984 in Los Angeles. The SportIn synchronized swimming, the athletes that are competing do dance moves in http://library.thinkquest.org/J002862/swimming.htm

The History Synchronized swimming was developed from water ballet. In 1939 the first Synchronized Swimming contest was held. It was between Wright Junior College and the Chicago Teacher's College. The Amateur Athletic Union of the U.S. found out about the sport of Synchronized Swimming in 1941. Then in 1955 in Mexico City the sport became an event in the Pan American Games. The first time it was in the Olympic games was in 1984 in Los Angeles. The Sport In synchronized swimming, the athletes that are competing do dance moves in the water that have been choreographed to music. The people that are competing have to have good body strength and grace. A team consists of 8 members. There is also a solo and a duet competition version of the sport. The swimmers are graded on their performance by a panel of judges on a scale from to 10. The score is based on the accuracy, the timing, height, stability, and control over the figures they make. During the routine the swimmers have to do a list of elements, a combination of figures, and different swimming strokes. They have to be in a special order. There is also a time when the swimmers get to create their own strokes and figures. In the Olympics Three events are currently recognized internationally in synchronized swimming: solo, duet and team (eight swimmers). The competitive rules and manner of judging are similar to such sports as figure skating and gymnastics. In the 1996 Olympics, the team event replaced solo and duet competition, which had been a part of the Olympic program since 1984. However, duets will be reintroduced for the 2000 Olympic Games.

74. Summer Olympics 2000 Synchronized Swimming Fan Guide ESPN.com puts olympic synchronized swimming In the Crosshairs with our Check out each sport s fan guide for more In the Crosshairs looks at the olympic http://espn.go.com/oly/summer00/synchro/s/viewers.html

ESPN Keyword Search ESPN.com Search The Web ESPN Network: ESPN.com NFL.com NBA.com NASCAR ... U.S. Roster Tuesday, September 19 Synchronized Swimming Fan Guide IN THE CROSSHAIRS ESPN.com puts Olympic synchronized swimming In the Crosshairs with our interactive fan guide feature. Check out each sport's fan guide for more In the Crosshairs looks at the Olympic sports. Synchronized swimming in the Crosshairs Olympic competition dates: Sept. 24-29 Venue: Sydney International Aquatic Centre The outlook Women-only event was an exhibition sport from 1948 to 1968. Debuted as a full medal sport at the 1984 Los Angeles Games. Judging of technical routine and free routine is similar to figure skating. The United States and Canada won every gold and silver medal in the first four Olympic competitions, but their leading swimmers retired after Atlanta. Russia and Japan emerged as the new leaders at the world championships two years ago. The finer points Format: Swimmers have to hold their breaths for long periods, with up to 60 percent of their routine performed underwater. Synchronized swimming consists of technical and free routine competitions, accounting for 35 percent and 65 percent of the final score, respectively. For the technical portion, swimmers perform specified moves, which include twirls, thrusts, boosts and rockets, without touching the bottom of the pool. Judges look for height, synchronization and degree of difficulty. Equipment: Nose guards to keep out water, gel to keep hair in place and underwater speakers to hear the music.

75. United States Olympic Committee - 'Up Next' With Synchronized Swimmer Tracy Long Back then it was still a very new olympic sport, Long recalls, explaining thatsynchronized swimming at the Games only dates back to 1984. http://www.usoc.org/11576_13350.htm

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77. Synchronized Swimming synchronized swimming became an olympic sport Kellerman swam in New York Kellermanswam in movies Williams swam in movies http://www.edhelper.com/ReadingComprehension_33_106.html

Sample Synchronized Swimming Worksheet Reading Comprehension Worksheets Return to Olympics Theme Unit edHelper.com Subscribers: Build a printable worksheet with the complete story and puzzles Build a proofreading activity With just one subscription, you will have access to the math, spelling, vocabulary, and critical thinking worksheets! Sign up now for the subscriber materials! Synchronized Swimming Annette Kellerman loved to swim. She swam for fun, and then she swam in competitions. She enjoyed entertaining the crowds at those swimming competitions, and that led to her interest in synchronized swimming. You may never have heard of Annette Kellerman. Many people haven't, even though she was once famous both for her swimming and for starring in Hollywood movies. In the early 1900's, Annette was one of the few swimmers who specialized in synchronized swimming, or "water ballet" as it was called then. In synchronized swimming, the swimmers perform a choreographed routine to dance music. It is much like a dance performance, except that the whole routine is performed in the water. Much of the time, the swimmer is under water, and often upside down. Synchronized swimmers try to make their routines look graceful and effortless, but they need a lot of athletic skill and practice to make their routines look that way. Synchronized swimmers must be strong. They need a lot of endurance and flexibility. They need to learn great breath control too, since they are often underwater for a minute or longer.

78. Canadian Olympic Committee The Sport. synchronized swimmers perform a series of rhythmic interpretations ofspecific movements on or under the water, marked by a panel of judges. http://www.olympic.ca/EN/sports/synchro.shtml

HOME "What you saw on the ice was me. What you saw is what you got." Catriona Le May Doan Sports Aquatics > Synchronized Swimming Origins While there is evidence of swimmers performing ballet-like manoeuvres in the water in ancient times, the origin of synchronized swimming as an organized, competitive sport dates to earlier this century. In the 1920s, a group of Canadian women, led by national calibre water polo player and diver Margaret Sellers, developed what they called "ornamental swimming" from life saving and swimming techniques. Over the next 20 years the sport grew, music was added to the routines and the name changed to "synchronized swimming". Canadians have continued to be leaders in developing the sport. Since 1973, when the first world championships were held, Canadian swimmers have won medals at every major international competition. The Sport Synchronized swimmers perform a series of rhythmic interpretations of specific movements on or under the water, marked by a panel of judges. Each team of eight swimmers performs a technical routine between 2:50 and 3:00 long, and a free routine between 4:45 and 5:15 long. The technical routine must include seven prescribed elements. Free routines are choreographed and swimmers' movements are expected to be synchronized with the music and with other swimmers. Technical merit and artistic impression marks are given for each routine. The highest and lowest marks are discarded, and the remaining marks are averaged. The technical merit mark is then multiplied by six and the artistic impression mark multiplied by four to arrive at a total mark for that routine. The mark for the technical routine counts for 35% of the final score and the free routine counts for 65%.

79. Stanford University Cardinal | General Releases | An Official Athletic Site More olympic synchronized swimming coverage from NBColympics.com Olympian Sport Event (Television Station, Broadcast Time) http://gostanford.collegesports.com/genrel/082504aab.html

Choose Sport Baseball Basketball - M Basketball - W Crew Cross Country Fencing Field Hockey Football Golf - M Golf - W Gymnastics - M Gymnastics - W Lacrosse - W Sailing Soccer - M Soccer - W Softball Swim/Diving - M Swim/Diving - W Sync Swimming Tennis - M Tennis - W Volleyball - M Volleyball - W Water Polo - M Water Polo - W Wrestling News Releases Printer-Friendly Format E-mail this article Stanford At The 2004 Olympics Toby Stevenson Qualifies For Friday's Olympic Pole Vault Finals Courtney Stewart (synchronized swimming Duet) and Barb Lindquist (triathlon) pick up Top 10 finishes. Aug. 25, 2004 Athens, Greece - Toby Stevenson (1997-2000 at Stanford) was one of 16 Olympians to clear 5.70 meters in the qualifying round of the men's pole vault at the 2004 Games on Wednesday to qualify for the finals of the event scheduled for Friday, August 27. More Olympic track and field coverage from NBCOlympics.com... More Olympic track and field coverage from USA Track and Field... Other Stanford affiliates competing Wednesday at the Olympics included Jackie Edwards (women's track and field - Bahamas), Barb Lindquist (women's triathlon), Jonathon Riley (men's track and field) and Courtney Stewart (synchronized swimming - Canada). Edwards (1989-92) participated in her fourth Olympics for the Bahamas on Thursday as she just missed qualifying for Friday's women's long jump finals by taking 14th in the qualifying round with a top leap of 6.53 meters.

80. Getting That Synch-ing Feeling Although synchronized swimming is an olympic sport, the participants labor inobscurity. What little press the sport receives is often satirical. http://archives.thedaily.washington.edu/1996/030596/synch.html

Tuesday March 5, 1996 The University of Washington Student Newspaper Sports news opinion sports classified ads Getting that synch-ing feeling SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING: Huskies' arms are open to new member but their noses stay plugged Paul Dudley Daily Staff To understand the Husky Synchronized Swim Club, you have to look below the surface. On the top, all you see are shiny swim suits, headpieces, nose clips, slick hair, arms, legs and music. But underneath, synchronized swimming is a lot of hard work and dedication, long hours in the pool, creativity, accomplishment and athletic ability. The only thing the 11-member Husky Synchronized Swim Club (HSSC) is short on is recognition. It's hard enough to find someone on campus who knows the UW even has a synchronized swimming club, let alone someone who knows what the sport is about. Although synchronized swimming is an Olympic sport, the participants labor in obscurity. What little press the sport receives is often satirical. Saturday Night Live did a spoof on synchronized swimming - one that cut on the sport. The skit focused on a pair of Olympic hopefuls, one of whom couldn't swim and had to use inflatable water wings to stay afloat. But the Huskies took it in stride and UW swimmer Grace Holms appreciated the skit. In the world of synchronized swimming, any press is good press.

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