Are you constantly pointing out what went wrong after a swim? You’re not alone—but that mindset is blocking your growth.
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Stockton Diver Juan Heredia Finds Three Missing Hikers in Waterfall | FOX40 News
A volunteer diver from Stockton, Juan Heredia, helped discover three hikers who went missing after jumping into a waterfall.
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Free Diving | 60 Minutes Archive
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Fisherman Comes Face-To-Face With Great White Shark | 9 News Australia
A fisherman has captured remarkable footage of the moment he came face-to-face with a Great White Shark.
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Pasadena Cancels Saturday Swim Lessons, Other Park Programs After Reports of Immigration Enforcement | ABC7
The city of Pasadena canceled park programming Saturday after reports of federal immigration enforcement activity in that city.
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Woman Cured of Cancer After Clinical Trial Funded by Charlotte-Based Swim Charity | WCNC
A Charlotte nonprofit is leading the way when it comes to funding rare cancer studies. Swim Across America is headquartered in Charlotte, but it helps save lives across the country.
The CEO of Swim Across America, Rob Butcher, said he’s getting more calls than ever before — often from oncologists themselves — asking for funding for research proven to change the face of cancer treatments.
Cancer survivor Maureen Sidaris is amazed by it.
“It’s amazing, it’s like science fiction,” Sidaris said. “We’re looking into the future.”
After participating in a clinical trial that Swim Across America helped make happen, Sidaris’ tumor disappeared.
“The tumor was completely gone,” Sidaris said. “Started in October, and by January, no more tumor. It was like magic, unbelievable.”
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‘Protesters’ in Berlin Jump Into the Spree River to Show It’s Clean Enough for Swimming | Los Angeles Times
A century after the city of Berlin banned swimming in the Spree River because it was so polluted it could make people sick, there’s a push by swimmers to get back into the water.
Around 200 people jumped into the slow-moving, greenish water Tuesday to show that it’s not only clean enough, but also lots of fun to splash and swim in the Mitte neighborhood along the world-famous Museum Island.
A group calling itself Fluss Bad Berlin, or River Pool Berlin, has been lobbying for years to open the meandering river for swimmers again.
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Racing An Olympic Swimmer…BUT He’s Dressed As a Chicken | Untapped
What happens when Olympic gold medalist Tom Dean agrees to race us in the pool…dressed as a full-blown chicken?
We challenged Tom Dean – one of the fastest swimmers on the planet — to a race with a twist: a ridiculous chicken costume. Can world-class talent overcome aerodynamic disaster? Can we finally beat an Olympian if he’s flapping around like poultry? Only one way to find out…
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Olympic Gold Swimmer On Insane Training & Real Problem With The Enhanced Games | Tom Dean | Untapped
Olympic swimmer Tom Dean dives deep into the discipline and determination it takes to compete at the highest level, reflecting on the years of early mornings, gruelling sessions and the mindset that keeps him pushing for more.
What happens when you give everything and still fall short? Tom opens up about facing disappointment head-on, the mental toll of elite sport, and how he finds strength in the process, not just the podium. He also shares his mission beyond medals: a powerful push for water safety and ensuring every child can swim.
This episode is about relentless drive, honest setbacks, and using success as a platform to create lasting change.