Category: Organization
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Tokyo Olympics to Track Competitors With GPS | 9 News Australia
Organizers have laid down strict rules for the Tokyo Olympics, threatening athletes with fines and expulsion if they break the official playbook’s rules, which include GPS tracking.
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Why Jacksonville Is a Breeding Ground for Olympic Swimming Talent | First Coast News
Jacksonville is no stranger to swimming talent.
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Swimming Australia Under Fire Over Abuse Allegations | 9 News Australia
Australian swimming has been rocked by fresh claims of abuse, bullying, and body shaming, and lawyer Adair Donaldson who has represented more than 40 past and present members of Gymnastics Australia gives his opinion.
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Titmus Speeds Into Olympics, Swimming Board Vows to Improve | 9 News Australia
Six weeks out from the Tokyo games, 200-metre freestyler Ariarne Titmus has brushed the world record, while Swimming Australia has vowed to improve processes for participants wishing to make a complaint.
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Shane Gould discusses the latest Australian swimming controversy | 7.30 | ABC News
The treatment of women in sport has once again been in the spotlight since a damning report into gymnastics was handed down last month. This time, it’s swimming’s turn.
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Spectator Killed at Desert Race, Australian Swimming Toxic Culture Allegations | 9 News Australia
A man in his 60s has died and another man is seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle at the Finke Desert Race in the Northern Territory. A scandal surrounds Swimming Australia today as shock allegations emerge that athletes have been subjected to body shaming and ridicule.
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Former NCAA Swimmer Schuyler Bailar Discusses Attacks on Transgender Americans’ Civil Liberties | CBSN
Schuyler Bailar, the first transgender NCAA D1 men’s athlete, joined CBSN to discuss the attacks on transgender Americans’ civil liberties as more states pursue of anti-LGBTQ legislation.
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Parents Scramble to Get Kids Back in Swim Lessons as Life Begins to Return to Normal | FOX 10 News
In 2020, many swim lessons were put on hold as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Now that the worst of the pandemic is over, some swim classes even have waitlists, as slots become scarce. FOX 10’s Danielle Miller reports.
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Muskegon Heights School Pool Ready For Guinness Record Attempt, Summer Lessons | 13 ON YOUR SIDE
Student swimmers are needed for the World’s Largest Swimming Lesson Thursday, June 17 at the Muskegon Heights Public School Academy’s pool.
