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Social Media Post Sparks Donations for Vigo County Swim Program | WTHI-TV
The Vigo County School Corporation’s aquatic center received a generous donation thanks to a social media post. Organizers of the Swim by 7 program identified a need for towels and swimsuits to support their initiative.
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Why We Document – Let’s Change Swimming | Aquatic Sports Performance
We want to change swimming. Help us make the change.
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Paris Extends River Swimming Season as Turnout Nears 100,000 | France 24 English
Nearly 100,000 people have taken a dip at three River Seine bathing sites in Paris since their July opening, with authorities extending the swimming season, the city’s mayor said on Wednesday, August 27. Caroline Baum reports.
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4 Essential Tips To Improve Your Swim Technique | Global Triathlon Network
Have you mastered the basics of your freestyle stroke but feel like your progress has stalled? It’s a common problem, but the solution isn’t always to swim longer or harder.
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Local Law Enforcement Donates to Children’s Swimming Program | WTWO WAWV TV
Local law enforcement recently helped a swim program at the Vigo County School Corporation’s Aquatic Center.
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FACT Unites With Tide Swim School for Inclusive Swimming Program | WAVY TV 10
Families of Autism Coming Together has teamed up with Tide Swim School for adaptive swim lessons, with the goal to help prevent drownings while exploring the fun water can offer for people with disabilities. See WAVY
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Speed in Swimming – Think Smarter Not Just Faster | Wayne Goldsmith
Three Important Things to Remember: Swimming fast is a byproduct of swimming efficiently, not a goal itself; The harder swimmers try to force speed, the slower they become; Elite swimmers focus on flow, rhythm and technique – speed follows naturally. Every young swimmer makes the same mistake. They think swimming fast means trying hard to…
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Balancing Work and Swimming to Race at the World Aquatics Masters Championships | World Aquatics
Luke Bibby shows how the World Aquatics Masters Championships keeps the flame alive for athletes after their competitive careers, while he balances training and work to stay ready for competition.