Month: June 2019
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New guidelines suggest kids start swimming lessons as early as one
Some swim centers in the Twin Cities have lessons for kids as young as four months.
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Michael Phelps’ Pregnant Wife Nicole Says ‘There Is Always Guilt’ as a Mom ‘No Matter What’
Despite its upsides, very few people would likely call parenting an easy or straightforward task. Just ask Michael Phelps and his wife Nicole. The spouses pose for the cover and inside the pages of Parents magazine‘s July issue, where they talk water safety, preparing for baby No. 3 on the wayand how life has changed since they welcomed sons Beckett Richard, 15…
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Swimmers can’t wait for new Cottage Grove pool
Meanwhile, staff at Eugene public pools are preparing for summer swim classes that start June 17.
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Just because you know how to swim doesn’t mean you know how to survive drowning
As pool and beach season gets underway safety experts remind water lovers not to have a false sense of security because a lifeguard is on duty or because they know how to swim. The World Congress on Drowning states that an estimated 66% of the more than 360,000 people who drown worldwide each year knew…
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Port Washington takes actions to keep swimmers safe from rip current
An information station is located at Port Washington’s North Beach and is the first of-its-kind technology.
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My Intestines Got Sucked Out In A Swimming Pool | TRULY
A horrific swimming pool accident left a teenager without her intestines and unable to eat food for the last 10 years. When she was five-years-old, Salma Bashir was playing in a baby swimming pool in Alexandria, Egypt. She sat on the pool’s suction valve and the force was so strong that it ripped her small…
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What is the best piece of advice you would pass on to the parent of a swimmer?
Olympic gold medalist and holistic nutrition specialist Anita Nall-Richesson shares her thoughts on the best advice for the parents of a swimmer.
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Black Bear Goes Swimming in Bethlehem, PA Backyard Pool
After the bear spent the morning climbing over fences and spending time in the warm weather, it apparently became hot and even “decided to take a dip in a nearby swimming pool†says Bethlehem Police Chief Mark A. DiLuzio. See NBC Philadelphia