The lone synchronised swimmer

Aqua Acadamy is a school for the worlds top water athletes. Training is hard, the competition is tough and there are no second chances. Ana is a talented synchronised swimmer but so are the rest of her new teammates. To avoid being eliminated from the Acadamy she must work harder than ever before and push herself to her utmost limits. Then there is the hot young diver she met on her first day, a bunch of new friends and plenty of schoolwork. Can she survive the suffocating atmosphere at one of the world's toughest boarding schools?

This is my experience of a synchro swimming And some quotes to

Top things that only swimmers will understand, reasons why we swim, problems that we have, and that annoying kid that you always get stuck with in your lane.

I am a synchronized swimmer. I am stronger than most guys. I can swim 50 meters without breathing. I am very flexible. I smell like chlorine 24/7 and the pool is my home. I get many bruises from being kicked. I train very hard everyday with my annoying coach, Rebecca. Yet, I still have people telling me that what I do isn't a true sport. Well, I'm about to prove them wrong. *Credit To MissMystery0423 For Chapter 1* *Credit to lisa339 for the cover!*

Sang's whole world revolves around synchronized swimming: her mother has become obsessed with Sang's success and is pushing her beyond her limits. When the boys first see Sang at a competition, they are shocked at her ability and grace. After seeing her interaction with her mother, they know they have to save her. This is a fan fiction based off of CL Stone's Academy series. I own no part of Sang or the boys and am making no profit off of this fan fiction.

I am a synchronized swimmer. I have more muscles than most guys. I can swim 50 meters without breathing. I have insane back and leg flexibility. I constantly smell like chlorine and have countless bruises from getting kicked. I push myself harder every training and still get screamed at by my diabolical coach. Yet I have to deal with people telling me what I do is not a true sport. -Semibiographical short stories by yours truly, if you're curious about this strange, insane, and incredibly harsh sport. Copyright : All right reserved. No copying, no distribution, and/or anything else that has not been authorized by yours truly. Thank you.