A Rochester-area swim school is facing a lawsuit after a doctor who is now serving a lengthy prison sentence secretly recorded people, including children and parents, inside a changing room, according to the complaint.
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Teen Swimmer Raises Funds to Expand NYC Swim Lessons | ABC7NY
Anthony Carlo has more on the student-led fundraiser
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Italy’s Rising Swimming Star Sara Curtis | European Aquatics
Rising star, Sara Curtis, will be bringing her talent to Paris 2026
We look at some of her amazing performances
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55KM Swim Through Croc Waters: Aussie Sets Insane World Record | 10 News+
Ultra-swimmer Andy Donaldson smashes a world record after completing a 55km swim in crocodile-infested waters in WA, revealing the powerful reason behind the challenge.
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Lawsuit Filed Against Oakland County Swim School After Doctor Put Hidden Camera in Changing Room | Click On Detroit
A swim school in Oakland County is facing a lawsuit after a doctor placed a hidden camera in the changing room and secretly recorded people, including children. According to the lawsuit filed on April 29, a woman went to Goldfish Swim School’s Rochester location in July 2023, where she was recorded nude without her consent while she was changing in the changing room.
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N4T Lifesaver: Sign Your Kids Up For Free Swim Lessons | News 4 Tucson
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How to Swim Easier | Backstroke Swimming Technique | SWIMVICE
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Guardians League Announced at Bondi Beach | Surf Life Saving
Guardians League yesterday announced the launch of a new global surf racing competition, bringing together elite athletes from lifesaving, athletics, kayaking and swimming to compete in a high-performance, team-based format on iconic beaches around the world.
The six-team franchise-based competition will debut in Australia and New Zealand in 2027, with plans for international expansion in subsequent seasons.
See sls.com.au and guardians-league.com
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Why Dolphins Swim So Fast: The Secrets of Hidden Whirlpools | Phys.org
In an article published in Physical Review Fluids, researchers from The University of Osaka have uncovered a key part of the answer: large, powerful vortices created by the movement of the dolphin’s tail. The research team used large-scale numerical simulations to visualize the dynamics of these vortices across a wide range of conditions, quantifying their effect on propulsion.
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