• Lake Geneva, a town on Geneva Lake in Wisconsin, is the home of many houseboat residents. They roam about the lake, but have their mail delivered to individual mailboxes on docks.

    The mailboat approaches each dock. At the front is the mailboat jumper jumps off, runs to the mailbox, takes the outgoing mail, puts in the incoming mail, then runs back to the boat and jumps on.

    The boat doesn’t stop. It doesn’t even slow down. The jumper has to be fast and precise if he doesn’t want to get left behind.

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    Lake Geneva mailboat holds tryouts

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  • With the FINA World Championship Gwangju 2019 quickly approaching, we take a moment to look back at some of the most epic moments from the FINA World Championship Kazan 2015.

    Epic Artistic Swimming Moments from Kazan 2015 #epicmoment

  • A litigious swimming coach; shocking allegations of “abortion doping”, sexual harassment and strip club visits with teenage swimmers; and the secret report officials refuse to release even after the intervention of the Privacy Commissioner. National Correspondent Dana Johannsen reports on the curious case of David Wright v Swimming NZ.

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  • Outdoor pools & teaching kids to swim

  • The world is 71 percent water and kids are 100 percent curious. The dangers of combining children and water is why the YMCA is pushing to teach more kids how to swim this year than ever before.

  • U.S. Soldiers, Marines, and Airmen based in Jordan test their endurance during a 100-meter swim, at King Abdullah II Special Operations Training Center in Jordan, May 21, 2019. The event, which required participants to complete a 100-meter swim in under four minutes while wearing their uniform, is one of several events service members must successfully complete to earn the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge. (Army National Guard video by Sgt. 1st Class Brian A. Barbour)

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