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Safety Around Water: 0:30: Giovanni: “Everybody Can Learn How to Swim.†| YMCA
Giovanni shares what he has learned from his first swim lessons at the Y.
71% of the World is Water
Children Are 100% CuriousTeaching children how to be safe around water is not a luxury; it is a necessity. The YMCA’s Safety Around Water program can help you make sure they learn essential water safety skills, which can open up a world of possibilities for them to satisfy their curiosity safely.
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Meet Olympic Swimmer Gunnar Bentz | 11Alive
Gunnar Bentz says he started swimming because he wasn’t good enough at soccer. Born and raised in Atlanta, now he’s part of Olympic and University of Georgia history
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Saluting Rescue Swimmers Who Saved 9 in St. Petersburg on Memorial Day | FOX 13 Tampa Bay
Rescue swimmers Patrick Strong, Blake Sweeney, Jeshual Velez Cuevas and Coleman Vail saved lives on Memorial Day thanks to their heroic efforts.
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‘The Gold Rush in the Pool Is Real’: Gleeson | Sky News Australia
Sky News host Peter Gleeson says “the gold rush in the pool is realâ€.
Mr. Gleeson assessed the recent gold medal win for Australian swimmer Ariarne Titmus in the women’s 400-meter freestyle final at the Olympic Games, as well as other medal prospects in upcoming events.
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Team USA and Tennessee Swimmer Erika Brown Earn Bronze in the Tokyo Olympics | WBIR Channel 10
in case you missed it over the weekend, Tennessee swimmer Erika Brown can now add Olympic medalist to her long resume.
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Olympic Trivia: How Many Bolles Swimmers Have Qualified for the Olympics? | First Coast News
Jeannie Blaylock reported from Bolles School with a trivia question for Olympic fans.
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‘I Closed My Eyes. I Daren’t Look’ – Adam Peaty’s Nan on Watching Olympian Swim to Gold | ITV News
The absence of friends and family in Tokyo didn’t stop Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty from winning gold.
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Canada’s Young Women’s Swim Team Nabs Multiple Medals in Tokyo | CBC News: The National
Canada’s women’s swimming team may be young, and may not have competed internationally in more than a year, but it is already winning big at the Tokyo Olympics — with Maggie Mac Neil grabbing Canada’s first gold of the Games.