Page High students who haven’t yet learned how to swim are now getting the opportunity, thanks to the school’s new Learn To Swim Program, honoring the memory of a student who drowned in May.
Page High School leaders and the school’s Alumni Association partnered with the Greensboro Aquatic Center to teach life-saving water skills.
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Police say a car smashed through the window of a health club in Ohio and landed in its swimming pool, injuring one person who was in the water.
Authorities in the Dayton suburb of Centerville say the person in the pool and the driver were taken to a hospital Monday, but police say their injuries are not serious.
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Highlights from some of the top moments from day one of the 2019 World Para Swimming Allianz Championships in London, Great Britain.
Snaking your way down the pool is not only going to slow you down it will also require more effort. Snaking often originates from mistakes in your front crawl pull or breathing technique we’re going to break down the stroke, explaining why & how to solve it!
In this small but beautiful North East village, locals know of the legend of a group of cold-water swimmers who brave the bracing North Sea – all year round. Known fondly as the TOS’ers, prepare to meet the Tynemouth Outdoor Swimmers.
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A typhoon devastated parts of Tokyo on the same day as the Ready Steady Tokyo karate test event.
It has raised concerns for the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee with just 10 months to go until the city hosts the Olympic Games.
But Yasuo Mori, deputy executive director of Tokyo 2020’s Games operation’s bureau, insisted the Organising Committee would be ready to tackle any possible effects should a typhoon occur during the Games.
Day one morning session at the 2019 World Para Swimming Allianz Championships in London, Great Britain. More information can be found on the World Para Swimming website.
The body of a nonverbal 9-year-old boy with autism was found in a swimming pool at an Inglewood park hours after he was reported missing at the same park, authorities said.
Zavire Dion Portis was last seen just before 4 p.m. when he walked away from his mother’s car, which was parked at Edward Vincent Jr. Park, in the 700 block of E. Warren Lane, the Inglewood Police Department said in a written statement.
“We got a call about 4 p.m. from a frantic mother that she had lost her child over here at Edward Vincent Park,” Lt. Neal Cochran told KTLA. The woman told police she had her three children with her when she stopped the car and got out to get a drink of water from a fountain.
“When she went back to the car, the other siblings told her that the child had wandered off,” the lieutenant said.
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