Aqua Rondo
Synopsis
Twelve-year-old Jocelyn Carrier competes in synchronized swimming at the Canadian amateur championships after training for two years with her team.
Synopsis
Jocelyn Carrier, a 12-year-old synchronized swimmer from Quebec City, prepares for the Canadian amateur synchronized swimming championships. She has trained since age five and dreams of competing in the Pan-American Games. The documentary captures the competition, featuring teams from across North America. Jocelyn and her teammates perform their routine after months of practice. Although they do not win, their enthusiasm remains high as they look forward to future competitions. The event emphasizes the artistry and discipline of synchronized swimming.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Jocelyn Carrier, a young synchronized swimmer with big dreams.
- See the Canadian amateur synchronized swimming championships in action.
- Find out how teamwork shapes the experience of young athletes.
- Watch the blend of art and sport in synchronized swimming routines.
Did You Know
- Jocelyn Carrier has been swimming since the age of five.
- The Canadian amateur synchronized swimming championships feature swimmers from clubs all over the continent.
- Jocelyn's team trained together for two years before the championships.
- The competition emphasized technique and artistry, scoring 50 points each.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is synchronized swimming often referred to as?
Synchronized swimming has been called the most feminine of all sports.
How long has Jocelyn Carrier been swimming?
Jocelyn Carrier has been swimming since the age of five.
What was the outcome of Jocelyn's team at the Canadian championships?
Jocelyn's team didn't win at the Canadian championships, but they are young and enthusiastic with hopes for next year.
What are people saying?
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