Month: July 2020
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27 Sickened, 4 Hospitalized In Pool Chemical Exposure During NJ Swimming Lessons
Twenty-seven people — mostly kids — were sickened by a chemical exposure during swimming lessons at a Parsippany pool, sending four children and one adult to the hospital Friday morning, authorities said. Police were called to the Glacier Hills Association Pool where the individuals, primarily children taking swimming lessons, had been exposed to a vapor…
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Coronavirus: Indoor swimming pools and gyms reopen in England
Indoor swimming pools and gyms have begun re-opening today in England, with social distancing measures in force -Â as part of the latest easing of lockdown restrictions. One club even laid on a class at midnight for those eager to resume their exercise regime.
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Philadelphia Police Warning People Not To Swim In Rivers, Creeks Following Drownings of Young Swimmers
Philadelphia police are warning people not to swim in rivers or creeks. The department released a quick message explaining the dangers of swimming in natural waters. This comes after drownings of young swimmers in the Delaware and Schuylkill Rivers this summer. The police department reminds people not to swim in non-approved areas. “They’re beautiful to…
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Sport at Bond: Man vs Australian Dolphin Alex Graham
What happens when an average person challenges an Australian swimmer to a race? Tune in to find out.
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Swimmer Madisyn Cox On Delaying Medical School To Chase Olympic Dreams l Waiting For Tokyo
U.S. National team swimmer Madisyn Cox planned to go to medical school following the 2020 Olympics. When the summer games were pushed back to 2021, she had a big decision to make. Would she delay her medical school admission to continue chasing her Olympic dreams? Michael Rasile sits down with the Olympic hopeful to hear…
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Canadian athlete on how Olympics being cancelled takes a toll on mental health | Your Morning
Swimmer Alyson Ackman was an Olympic hopeful for Team Canada this year. With the games now cancelled due to the pandemic, she’s training hard for 2021.
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Local YMCAs offer free water safety lessons
As summer continues, local youth programs and camps are finding ways to continue being an outlet for families.
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