Category: Organization
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Swim Instructor Encourages Teaching Kids to Swim at a Young Age
Drownings are the no. 1 cause of accidental deaths in children ages 1 – 4, which is why at Safe Splash Swim School in Nashville little ones are learning life savings skills before they can even walk.
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Valley YMCA Offering Free Swim Lessons to Non-Swimmers
The YMCA is offering free swim lessons in the Valley to children as young as six-months-old.
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Tokyo Olympics Should Be Called off, Michael Baker Says | 1 NEWS
The epidemiologist’s comments come as India prepares to send a team to the games despite grappling with a second wave of Covid-19.
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Why Everyone Should Hate The Olympics
Dave Zirin tells us why the Olympics are just the worst. Sam Seder and the Majority Report crew discuss this.
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Coach’s Corner – Mission Viejo Nadadores Swimming and Diving Teams
Catch the new episode of “Coach’s Corner with Paul Higgins” for a fascinating look at the Mission Viejo Nadadores Swimming and Diving programs, with Coach Michele Mitchell, Coach Mark Schubert, and outstanding Nadadores Olivia Rosendahl and David Heron as they prepare for the Olympic Trials. See this and more “Coach’s Corner” on Mission Viejo Television,…
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UALR Athlete Breaks 4 Swimming Records Two Years After Fighting in Israeli Army
For Annya Grom, every stroke is a reminder. “When I heard that I cannot be a swimmer, that’s when I decided to be a swimmer,” she said. Of what she wants, and how hard she’s had to fight to get here. These days, Grom is fighting to touch the wall first. But, less than two…
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Inside with Brett Hawke: Bill Sweetenham
Bill Sweetenham, 5x Olympic Head Coach of 3 different countries, was inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame in 2018. He has led Australia, Hong Kong, Great Britain, and Argentina’s national swimming programs. Great Britain went from just 3 Finals swims to Top 3 in medal count at the Olympics. In his early days…
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Olympians Consider Other Paths During COVID | 7News
Our Olympians are busy preparing for the Tokyo Games which is now only 89 days away. But, last year’s pandemic postponement led to many contemplating life outside of sport with some of Australia’s top stars admitting the transition can be tricky.