The refugee story has been told in heartbreaking form, many times. This film beautifully documents the sacrifices being made from the other side โ the volunteers desperate to help.
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Risking Your Life in the Mediterranean (Crisis Documentary) | Real Stories
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Lap swim reservations filling up fast at Albuquerque pools
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Grand Haven fisherman raising money for water safety education
A fisherman working off Lake Michigan for decades is fundraising for warning banners along the shoreline to deter swimmers when conditions are dangerous.
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Austin business offering virtual swim lessons | KVUE
Kids are looking for a way to cool off. Cultural Reporter Brittany Flowers shows us how one business is offering a new way to keep kids safe around the water.
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Reopening of Ashford School Swimming Pool – Instructions for Swimmers
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Nephew of paralyzed NC trooper to swim for 24 hours to raise money for hospital
Nephew of paralyzed NC trooper to swim for 24 hours to raise money for hospitalNephew of paralyzed NC trooper to swim for 24 hours to raise money for hospital -
Kobe Bryant Created Book About Mental Health In Sports
A new book created by the late Kobe Bryant and author Eva Clark has been released. โGeese Are Never Swansโ is a young adult novel centering on a young swimmer grappling with grief and โpersonal tormentsโ while striving to make it to the Olympics. Kirkus Reviews says that the book is โan earnest examination of mental health in sports.โ
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How head position can improve your backstroke ft. Elizabeth Beisel | Olympians’ Tips
Enjoy watching Olympic Medallist Elizabeth Beisel show you tips and tricks for your Backstroke Swimming! Head position in Swimming is the most important part to a stroke. Because whatever your head does in Swimming, your body will follow it. Don’t forget: technique is where it gets started!
Remember:
1) Eyes looking straight to the ceiling
2) Chin up
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Crews search Mississippi River for missing swimmer at Hidden Falls Regional Park
Officials are searching the Mississippi River at Hidden Falls Regional Park for a missing person.
According to the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office, deputies received a report of a possible drowning in the river Tuesday at around 7:40 p.m. Ramsey County Water Patrol, Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office, St. Paul police and St. Paul fire are all assisting in the search.
