“I believe that a young person should have unlimited possibilities in front of them. Nothing should stop them from thinking that, you know, ‘I can’t do this,’” Dr. Quader said.
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Should Outdoor Swimming Be Funded Like Antidepressants? | TVNZ+
Social media is convinced, now science is seeing huge benefits in cold water therapy.
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Australian Swim Coach Sacked For Backing Rival | The Project
Swimming Australia has sacked coach Michael Palfrey after he publicly backed South Korea at the Olympic Games.
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San Mateo Woman Wins Fight to Reopen Aquatic Therapy Pool | KPIX | CBS News Bay Area
Sharon Chin profiles Lindsey Raike, this week’s Jefferson Award winner.
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Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center Reopens After Being Closed for Repairs | WLKY News Louisville
Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center reopens after being closed for repairs
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Palestinian Mother of 3-Year-Old Attempted Drowning Victim Speaks Out | WFAA
The mother, who asked for her identity to be hidden, spoke to WFAA following the indictment of the suspect, 42-year-old Elizabeth Wolf.
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Wetlands to Host Two Sensory Swim Night Events | WJHL
Wetlands to host two sensory swim night events
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Jim “The Shark” Dreyer Turns Back in Attempt to Swim Across Lake Michigan | CBS Chicago
A marathon swimmer abandoned his latest attempt to cross Lake Michigan on Wednesday, after about 40 hours in the water.
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The Real Story Behind the Women’s 10km Open Water at Paris With Sharon and Moesha | Effortless Swimming
The women’s 10km open water race at the Paris Olympics was a thrilling and grueling event that saw Sharon Van Rouwendaal of the Netherlands and Moesha Johnson of Australia showcase extraordinary endurance and strategy. Taking out the gold and silver medals, Sharon and Moesha put together a race for the ages. In this episode, we dive into the details of the race and how it played out.