Arizona’s summer heat doesn’t have to drain your wallet. Community programs across the Valley offer affordable — and even free — ways to cool off and stay active.
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Man Recovers After Beaver Attack While Swimming in Lake George | MyNBC5-WPTZ
Man recovers after beaver attack while swimming in Lake George
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Why This Long Island Beach Is Closed to Swimmers for the Summer | FOX 5 New York
A stretch of Southold Town Beach, known as Lt. George R. Sullivan Beach, is closed for swimming this summer, because of problems related to storms and erosion.
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Swim Across America Motor City Mile Raising Funds for Cancer Research | Click On Detroit | Local 4 | WDIV
Interview with Patrick Weiss, Swim Across America event director, cancer survivor.
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8-Year-Old Survives Non-Fatal Drowning at Metro Detroit Swim School | FOX 2 Detroit
So many of us love the water, but we also know just how quickly it can become dangerous — even deadly. Fortunately, on Tuesday, people were on hand who knew exactly what to do.
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Canadian Teams Named for Pan Pacs and Para Pan Pacs at the 2026 Canadian Swimming Trials | CBC Sports
Brittany MacLean Campbell & Devin Heroux outline the athletes named to both the Pan Pacific and Para Pan Pacific championships in August. And we hear from Nicholas Bennett, Ingrid Wilm & Taylor Ruck on the final night of trials.
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How to Get Better at Swimming This Summer | Your Training Plan in 60 Seconds | Catch: Your Digital Swim Coach
Want to be a stronger, more confident swimmer by the end of the summer? Here’s exactly what to do – in 60 seconds.
In this video, Rebecca – Head Coach at Catch – shares the 5 things that will make the biggest difference to your swimming this season, whether you’re training for an open water event or just want to get fitter & more confident in the water.
What’s covered:
- How to build a consistent training habit that actually sticks
- Why technique comes before distance – & how to improve it
- How to use speedwork to get fitter faster
- The right way to build your volume gradually without burning out
- Why getting outside into open water is an essential part of your summer training
Follow this & by September you’ll be a different swimmer.
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Swimming the English Channel Solo With Bryony Rowe | The Passion Stories Podcast
This week on the podcast, Emma is joined by endurance swimmer Bryony Rowe who is preparing for one of the toughest challenges in sport, swimming solo across the English Channel.
This summer Bryony will swim from Dover to France, an iconic crossing which often described as the Mount Everest of open water swimming.
With just a 60% success rate, swimming across the Channel is no small feat and more people have summited Everest than have swum the Channel.
Bryony’s swim slot opens on 29 July and coincides with the 100-year anniversary of the first woman to ever swim the English Channel, Gertrude Ederle, on 6 August 1926.
Bryony shares all about her swim, from her motivation, training and nutrition to her biggest fears, covering herself in lanolin (gross) and what makes the English Channel such an iconic challenge.
She also talks about what it means to her to share the slot with Gertrude Ederle’s anniversary and how she hopes to inspire more women and girls to try open water swimming.
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Swim Coach Swimming English Channel | WHTM – ABC27 News
Swim coach swimming English Channel