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Enchong Dee joins attempt to set record for world's largest swimming lesson
Enchong Dee joins attempt to set record for world's largest swimming lesson
ABS-CBN News
Published Jun 25, 2019 11:55 AM PHT
MANILA – Enchong Dee feels elated that he was able to participate in the recent attempt of the Philippines to break the Guinness world record for the largest swimming lesson in a single venue.
MANILA – Enchong Dee feels elated that he was able to participate in the recent attempt of the Philippines to break the Guinness world record for the largest swimming lesson in a single venue.
A competitive swimmer himself since his school days, Dee said it was fulfilling to have taken part in teaching over 1,800 Filipino kids basic swimming skills and water safety.
A competitive swimmer himself since his school days, Dee said it was fulfilling to have taken part in teaching over 1,800 Filipino kids basic swimming skills and water safety.
The event was held in Aqua Planet in Clark, Pampanga, which also released a statement regarding the new record made.
The event was held in Aqua Planet in Clark, Pampanga, which also released a statement regarding the new record made.
“It is with pride to share with you all that a total of 1,819 participants joined Aqua Planet’s hosting of the World’s Largest Swimming Lesson on June 20, 2019,” the waterpark’s statement reads.
“It is with pride to share with you all that a total of 1,819 participants joined Aqua Planet’s hosting of the World’s Largest Swimming Lesson on June 20, 2019,” the waterpark’s statement reads.
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Aqua Planet said “this exceeds the existing Guinness World Record set by Florida, USA, with 1,308 participants.”
Aqua Planet said “this exceeds the existing Guinness World Record set by Florida, USA, with 1,308 participants.”
As of writing, it is still waiting for the confirmation of World Waterpark Association and Guinness Book of World Record for this attempt to beat the record.
As of writing, it is still waiting for the confirmation of World Waterpark Association and Guinness Book of World Record for this attempt to beat the record.
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