Nine-month-old baby and swim instructor have a heartwarming moment during their swim lesson.
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AquaEye – A Powerful Tool for Lifeguards | VodaSafe
AquaEye can help your team clear swim areas before opening or after closing. If a swimmer goes missing, your team can search nearly an acre of water in under 2 minutes. AquaEye tells you the direction and distance to the missing person using sonar and artificial intelligence, putting an X on the map where the missing person is.
AquaEye’s onboard sonar can also allow your team to see what obstacles or dangers are in your outdoor swim area.
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Australian Swimmer Chloe McCardel Breaks World Record for Most English Channel Crossings | 7NEWS
Australian marathon swimmer Chloe McCardel has claimed a new record, etching her name into history books with a 44th crossing of the English Channel.
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Texas Swimming: Steeped in Tradition | Inside with Brett Hawke
Brett & Nate visit the University of Texas.
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Increasing Access to Outdoor Swimming for People of Colour | BBC
Omie is part of the @blackswimmingassociation, whose mission is to increase diversity and representation of people of color in swimming.
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Be a Champion: Claire Cormier Thielke | Splash Foundation
Emcee, Motivational Speaker, and Hong Kong Olympic swimmer Robyn Lamsam speaks with business leader and former US Track and Field athlete, Claire Cormier Thielke about why swimming is important.
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Penny Oleksiak: Repping the North One Stroke at a Time | The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Gold-medal swimmer Penny Oleksiak discusses her journey to becoming Canada’s most decorated Olympian.
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How To Improve Your Catch With 4 Simple Swimming Drills! | GTN Swim Week
When it comes to swimming faster in the water, improving the freestyle catch phase of your stroke is key, but often the most difficult. On the second day of swim week, we’re here with 4 drills to help you take swim technique to the next level.
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Oregon Family Files Lawsuit After Teen Daughter Drowns Under Plastic Cover Pool Following Swim Team Practice
The Oregon family of a 14-year-old girl who drowned under a plastic pool cover has filed a $70 million lawsuit against the city, the school district and pool cover business.Â
The lawsuit, filed October 5 in Washington County Circuit Court, cites wrongful death as a result of negligence, The Oregonian reported.
Nabila Maazouz, an Oregon Episcopal School freshman, was found dead under a pool cover at Hillsboro’s Shute Park Aquatic & Recreation Center after a Liberty High School swim team practice Nov. 20, 2019. She and her swim teammates pulled a plastic cover over a pool but the freshman didn’t get out.Â
Coaches had told the swimmers to cover the pool with heavy covers that create suction when rolled onto water, the lawsuit said.
Maazouz and others swam with a cover to the pool’s deep end, then swam back underneath the cover, the lawsuit said. Maazouz and others did the same with a second cover but Maazouz did not resurface, the lawsuit said.
Nabila’s body was found after her mother, Patricia Maazouz, noticed swimmers leaving without her daughter and went inside, the lawsuit said.
The lawsuit alleges the ThermaGard pool covers were “defective and unreasonably dangerous.”
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