2 men found dead in swimming pool in Western Pennsylvania
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Des Moines Pools Offering Sensory Swim Program | We Are Iowa Local 5 News
The Des Moines Parks and Recreation Department is carving out 45 minutes every Sunday starting this weekend for anyone with special needs who wants to swim.
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FBI Launches Criminal Investigation Into 23 Chinese Swimmers For Doping | ABC News
(more…)The swimmers tested positive for a banned substance in 2021, but were allowed to continue competing. Eleven of the swimmers who were allowed to compete at the Tokyo Olympics are also set to compete in Paris at the end of July.
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Officials Pitch Ideas To Make Swimming Safer In NYC | CBS New York
From expanding hours to letting qualified migrants work as lifeguards, officials are looking at a variety of ways to make swimming safer in New York City. CBS New York’s John Dias reports.
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Authorities Searching For Missing Teen Swimmer At Sanibel’s Blind Pass Beach, 2 People Rescued | NBC2 News
A search is underway for a missing teen swimmer at Blind Pass Beach on Sanibel. Authorities reportedly rescued two people Tuesday afternoon after three swimmers were pulled out by a strong outgoing tide.
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What Are The Dangers Of Swimming Without A Lifeguard | WSPA 7News
What are the dangers of swimming without a lifeguard
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Champions Of Tomorrow: Swimmers Gracyn Crough, Trey Rojas | CBS47 KSEE24
Swimming will enter the spotlight in Paris at the Olympics later this month, and Sports Director Scott Bemis introduces us to a couple of young members of the Clovis Swim Club, who could have bright futures in the pool.
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NYC Officials Call For New Swim Safety Measures After Drownings | FOX 5 New York
(more…)There is a new push for greater swimming safety in New York City following the apparent drownings of two teenagers off of Rockaway Beach last month. In response, local leaders say they want to focus more on recruiting lifeguards and extending their hours. FOX 5 NY’s Jessica Formoso has the story.
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Swim South Florida: CPR Training Can Save Lives | WPLG Local 10
Local 10’s Nicole Perez learns CPR to keep her family safe on the water