Category: Organization
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Budapest Possible for 2017 World Aquatics Championships, as Guadalajara Pulls Out
Budapest could fill in for Guadalajara, Mexico as a host for the 2017 World Aquatics Championships, Around the Rings is told by sources familiar with swimming. Following Guadalajara’s withdrawal this week, the International Swimming Federation faces an urgent need to find a venue for the event. Typically, FINA selects a host city at least four…
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Santa Clara Swimming and Water Shows
Santa Clara is world famous for its swimming and synchronized swimming teams and for its spectacular water show productions. Courtesy of swimminghalloffame on YouTube
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Kosovo is the 208th FINA member
The Kosovo Swimming Federation became the 208th FINA Member, after the recent approval of affiliation by the FINA Bureau. The distribution of the FINA National Member Federations in the five continents is now as follows: Africa – 52; Americas – 44; Asia – 44; Europe – 52; Oceania – 16. See FINA
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Video: Adapted Aquatics swim practice
Lara Brickhouse, Michele Mazey and Jonathan Wells started the adapted aquatics program last year. The goal is to teach water safety and aquatic survival skills to students with special needs throughout the Pitt County school system. See The Daily Reflector
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South Carolina Swimming & Diving Behind The Scenes
Take a behind the scenes look at the training and preparation the South Carolina Swimming and Diving teams put into each meet.
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The Kirsty Coventry Academy – Saving Lives Through Drowning Prevention
Kirsty Coventry today announced the Kirsty Coventry Academy, aiming to save lives through drowning prevention. See facebook.com/kirstycoventryacademy Post by Kirsty Coventry Academy.
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Scottish Swimming Adult Swim Series 2015 Promotional Video
With events in Aberdeen, Glasgow and Stirling the Adult Swim Series is a great opportunity to brush up you swimming skills and meet new friends at the pool. To find out more go to http://www.scottishswimming.com/adults
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University of Arizona swim team signs 6-year-old battling leukemia
6-year-old Josie Coronado became the newest member of the University of Arizona Wildcats swimming and diving team in February 2015. Josie is battling acute lymphoblastic leukemia and loves all things Wildcats. Signing the national letter of intent is a day she will never forget, but it has also inspired her new teammates. See also
