Seven people are dead within nine days from rip currents at the Panama City Beach in Florida. Rip currents have caused 55 deaths in the U.S. this year, according to the National Weather Service. NBC News’ Guad Venegas reports.
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Coach’s Love for Swimming Didn’t Die After Losing Legs | TVJ News
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Swim in the Anacostia for the First Time in 50 Years | NBC4 Washington
Anacostia Riverkeeper is inviting D.C. residents to swim in the Anacostia River for the first time in more than 50 years. News4’s Tommy McFly has more.
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Kate Douglass Charges for a Victory in 100M Freestyle | 2023 Phillips 66 National Championships | USA Swimming
Kate Douglass wins Women’s 100M Freestyle at the 2023 Phillips 66 National Championships in Indianapolis. Abbey Weitzeil and Gretchen Walsh take second and third.
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Documentary ‘Born Racer’ to Showcase the Life of Professional Swimmer Chad Le Clos | SABC News
Born Racer, is a gripping, emotional documentary on the life of Chad le Clos as a professional swimmer who has overcome tremendous obstacles in his pursuit of excellence in the swimming world. Collective memory will have the world reminiscing on 31 July 2012 when 19-year-old Chad stunned the swimming world by beating the greatest swimmer of all time at the London Olympics. The documentary is set to premiere on 30 June. This morning, we chat with the Olympian swimmer on his documentary.
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Swimming Instructors Aim to Prevent Drownings in North Miami | WPLG Local 10
A swimming instruction program in North Miami aims to prevent drownings this summer.
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Alligator Attacks 13-Year-Old Swimming in a Florida Creek | TODAY
An alligator latched onto the leg of 13-year-old Gabriel Klimis after he jumped into a Florida creek. Klimis fought back punching the gator in the head and was able to swim back to shore. NBC’s Sam Brock reports for TODAY.
Alligator attacks 13-year-old swimming in a Florida creek
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Looking Back at TV 2’s Swim Mobile Pools on Wheels | FOX 2 Detroit
In the 1970s, TV 2’s pools on wheels, Swim Mobiles, would pull up to Detroit neighborhoods and give kids a place to swim.
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You Can Swim in the Anacostia River on July 8 | FOX 5 Washington DC
For the first time in 50 years, you’ll be able to swim in the Anacostia River at a special event. Anacostia Riverkeeper is hosting the splash event on July 8 off the Kingman Island Dock next to the Benning Road Bridge.
