Swim instructor urges water safety as Alabama prepares for Fourth of July weekend
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Baltimore Swim Coach on a Mission To Make Swim Safety Accessible | WMAR-2 News
A Baltimore swim program is working to make water safety a skill that everyone, regardless of age or ability, can access.
R-Trainers, founded by swim coach Danny Russell, offers lessons at multiple pools in the Baltimore area with a focus on what Russell calls water is wellness.
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A Day Inside Indiana Swimming: How Elite NCAA Swimmers Actually Train | Unfiltered Waters
In this Day in the Life with Unfiltered Waters, Katie Hoff and Lilly King take you inside a full day with Indiana Swimming, stepping back into the grind with one of the top programs in the country.
From early morning alarms and jumping into long course practice with the team, to exploring the Circle of Excellence (athlete dining hall and world-class facilities), this episode gives you a firsthand look at what daily life actually looks like as an NCAA swimmer. Katie and Lilly don’t just watch, they fully jump in. They swim morning practice, check out facilities, and have conversations along side some of the best athletes in the world.
Along the way, you’ll see the structure behind the training, the attention to detail in the weight room, and the mindset it takes to compete at this level. It is a mix of nostalgia, reality, and a reminder of just how demanding the sport truly is, even for Olympians returning to the water.
From 4:45 AM wake-ups to doing colors in a single day, this is the full experience. The highs, the fatigue, the team environment, and the moments that make it all worth it.
If you’ve ever wondered what it really takes to train at an elite NCAA program, this is as close as it gets.
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She’s Swimming the Entire California Coastline (900 Miles) | Allez! Sports x Swim California
Today, Catherine Breed walked into the ocean at the Oregon border to begin an attempt no one has ever made before: swimming the entire 900-mile California coastline.
This isn’t just a physical challenge; it’s a world-first expedition that will test the limits of human endurance. Over the next four months, Catherine will face cold temperatures, unpredictable currents, and the toll of a journey that spans nearly a thousand miles.
We are documenting the entire expedition in real time. From the quiet sunrise launches to the most grueling setbacks and the final miles of the day—you are coming with us.
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The 100m Butterfly Gap: Who Will Step Up? | CBC Sports
With Josh Liendo sitting out Trials, and Ilya Kharun now on the American team, there is room for another man to step up and it could be a great opportunity for Finlay Knox and IM specialist to focus on the butterfly. On the women’s side, Taylor Ruck, who trains out of Vancouver with Knox, seems to be flying into position.
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Ruby Rose Breaks Multiple Ribs, Hospitalized After Falling in Pool | E! News
Ruby Rose shared a video from the moment she slipped into her swimming pool, cracking her side on a wall in the process and ending up with two broken ribs. Ruby wrote overtop, “RIP to my ribs, and to the rest of my summer. They are broken, multiple. Straight to the hospital, did not pass go or collect 200 dollars. That’s your girl!”
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Florida Alligator Attack Statistics: What FWC Data Reveals After Seminole County Swimmer’s Death | WKMG News 6 ClickOrlando
A 31-year-old Orlando woman died Sunday after an alligator attack near the Econlockhatchee River, renewing attention on Florida’s data on gator encounters. We took a look at the numbers going back to 1948, showing 32 confirmed fatal attacks prior to the June 28 incident.
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Vandalism at Gering Swimming Pool Shuts Down Slide | KNEB TV
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Officials Release Information After Missing 7-Year-Old Found Dead in Swimming Pool | CBS6 Albany
Harbe Nagi, the 7-year-old child missing from Menands, has been found dead in a neighbor’s pool, two houses from where he went missing.
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