Joy Jarvis is doing her 4th annual swim on Lake Vernon for the Huntsville Hospital Foundation.
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The Ross Park Aquatic Complex is Hosting a Sensory-Friendly Swim this Weekend | KPVI News
The Ross Park Aquatic Complex Sensory-friendly swim is coming up this weekend in Pocatello.
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Why Great Swim Coaches Build Character Before Champions | American Swimming Coaches Association
Coach Don Heidary shares a powerful perspective on what separates truly great swim programs from the rest. This isn’t a lecture about sets, technique, or race strategy—it’s about building a culture where character, integrity, leadership, and accountability become the foundation for long-term success.
Drawing from decades of coaching experience, Don explains why the greatest impact a coach can make isn’t measured by medals or best times, but by the people their athletes become. Whether you’re coaching age group swimmers, high school athletes, or elite competitors, this presentation offers practical insights on creating a team culture that lasts far beyond the pool.
If you’re committed to developing better athletes, stronger teams, and better people, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
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I Went Out Way Too Fast … Was It Worth It? | Carson Foster
Welcome to a full behind-the-scenes look at race day.
This meet is four weeks out from Pan Pacs, so today isn’t about chasing a perfect time—it’s about testing a race strategy that could make me tougher when it matters most.
In this video I break down my aggressive race plan and why I was willing to risk blowing up, how I approach tune-up meets before a major international championship, what I’m actually focused on when the results aren’t the main goal, my warm-up, race-day routine, and post-race thoughts, and what I learned that I’ll carry into Pan Pacs.
If you enjoy seeing what it’s really like to train and compete as an Olympic swimmer, subscribe and follow along as I prepare for Pan Pacs.
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Teens Recount Helping Children by Scioto River During Fatal Drowning | WBNS 10TV
A group of teenagers said they saw two children in the road near the river when they then learned about the tragedy.
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Channel Swimmer Collapses At Sea | Saving Lives At Sea | Saving Lives At Sea
On one of the hottest days of the year, the Dover crew race to a Channel Swimmer who’s collapsed within eyesight of the French coast. In Mudeford, there are growing fears for a dinghy sailor four miles out in rough seas and refusing to accept help. And the Tenby crew are called to a runaway yacht metres off running aground.
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CASL brings thousands of young swimmers together at 66th Annual Bill Caulkins City Meet | WTVC NewsChannel 9
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Calgary Program Helping Kids Learn How To Swim | CTV News
Swim 4 Life is helping kids learn how to swim with free swimming lessons as National Drowning Prevention week kicks off.
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Swimming Toward History: Maritza McClendon’s Journey to the Olympic Podium | Rooted in Progress | WFLA News Channel 8
Maritza McClendon was diagnosed with scoliosis at 6 years old and instead of surgery she turned to swimming and eventually made history as the first woman of color to make the U.S. Olympic team. Hear how she pushed through physical and familial obstacles to earn an Olympic medal.