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18-year-old Yana Klochkova wins first Gold Medal! | Fukuoka 2001 | FINA World Championships
The Ukrainian swimming star Yana Klochkova dominated the medley events with an unprecedented series of victories at the Olympic Games and FINA World Championships. She was only 18 years old when she claimed the first Gold Medal at the 2001 edition of the FINA world Championships in Fukuoka. Relive this epic flashback!
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Going to a swimming pool: What to expect
If you’re looking to go for a swim to beat the heat during the COVID-19 pandemic, Andrew Chang walks through what to expect at the pool.
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Norwood finds unique way to reopen pool amid COVID-19 pandemic
Residents now need to make reservations before visiting, and a schedule keeps contact between people to a minimum.
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Lake Michigan water temperatures spikes, good for swimming, scientists say watchout
Lake Michigan water temperatures have spiked about 10 degrees hotter than average for this time of year. In fact, it has eclipsed the yearly high which, on average, happens in August data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows.
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Swimmer Dies After Being Pulled From Water In Long Beach, LI
There was a water rescue in Long Beach, Nassau County, on Thursday.
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Aura De Paul Swim Academy Re-Opening
We are all set to resume Swim Academy and our Swim Teachers are really looking forward to getting back to what we do best, creating safe, happy and confident young swimmers. We’re doing things a little differently to protect children, their parents and our staff during swim lessons. Check out our video to find out more. #HealthierHappier
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NJ Family Grieving After 17-Year-Old Swimmer Is Pulled From Raritan Bay
The family of a 17-year-old swimmer is grieving after he was pulled from a New Jersey bay during a desperate search Thursday; CBS2’s Jessica Layton reports.
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COVID-19 Pandemic | Swimmers back in the water
It’s been a long hard three months for most South African athletes with sport in Sough Africa grinding to a halt due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Now with the more relaxed COVID-19 regulations, more and more sporting codes are being allowed to resume albeit under strict conditions.
In Port Elizabeth, swimmers of all ages have found their way back into the water.