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Sheriff: 2 Children Found Dead Monday Night in Linn County, Kansas | KSHB 41
2 children were found dead Monday night in Linn County, Kansas, authorities said.
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So How Do Artistic Swimmers Train? | How Olympians Train | Olympics
The Hard Work behind the Beauty! โจ๐ฆ | How Olympians TrainArtistic swimming, formerly synchronized swimming, combines dance, gymnastics and swimming in spectacular choreographies under water. The athletes perform acrobatic moves and synchronized figures to music – with full body control, breathing technique and power. Artistic swimming has been an Olympic event since the 1984 Olympic Games, first as a solo and duet, and now as a duet and team competition. The jury evaluates technique, creativity and expression. In this video you can see how hard the athletes train.
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Swimmers From All Over Europe Brave the Icy Danish Waters of Skagen | No Comment TV
Founded in 2012 by Rita Eeg, the Skagen Winter Swimming Festival brings together swimmers from all over Europe each year.
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Queensland Townโs Bid to Lower Drowning Rate | ABC News
Queensland town's bid to lower drowning rate | ABC NewsA Charters Towers business owner has teamed up with the local pool to provide free swimming lessons to more than 50 children who would otherwise miss out.
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Westfield Man Saves Drowning 18-Year-Old | WRTV Indianapolis
Westfield man saves drowning 18-year-oldWestfield man saves drowning 18-year-old
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Ian Leonard takes on Special Olympics Polar Plunge | FOX 9
Ian Leonard takes on Special Olympics Polar PlungeFOX 9 meteorologist Ian Leonard took the Polar Plunge at White Bear Lake to help raise funds for Special Olympics Minnesota.
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South Carolina Swimming and Diving Teams in Action | News 19 WLTX
South Carolina swimming and diving teams in actionThe Gamecock swimming and diving teams held their final home meet of the season on Saturday with Georgia Tech in town.
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63-Year-Old Ultramarathon Swimmer Repeats Fatherโs River Journey 50 Years on | ABC News
63-year-old ultramarathon swimmer repeats father's river journey 50 years on | ABC NewsFifty years after his father Des first completed the Derwent River Big Swim, Michael “Murph” Renford has tackled the 34-kilometre event.
The completed the swim in just over 7 hours and raised $52,000 for charity.
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