Author: rokur
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Swimming 510km Non-stop | Official World Record (Yukon River) | Ross Edgley
How far can a human swim non-stop? No sleep, no rest and no touching land. On June 16, 2024, we wanted to find out and embarked on a 510km (317 mile) non-stop swim down the Yukon River (Canada) in water temperatures as low as 8°C (46.4°F). Now ratified as an Official Guinness World Record, the…
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Deadly Swimming Conditions Expected for Labor Day Weekend in Chicago | WGN News
Labor Day weekend is here and it marks the last time of the year where swimming is permitted at Chicago beaches, but a beach hazard statement is in effect through most of the holiday weekend, and dangerous conditions have water safety advocates on edge after an already deadly summer.
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Georgia Tech Swimming and Diving Unveils Locker Room Renovations / Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
GT swimming and diving student-athletes get first-look at locker room renovations.
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Anastasia Pagonis: US Para Swimmer’s Inspiring Journey to Paris 2024 | Paralympic Games
Para swimmer Anastasia Pagonis says she is ready to show the world who she really is. As a youngster, Pagonis was diagnosed with a condition which has left her with a visual impairment. Following her diagnosis, she says it left her feeling depressed but explains that over time, she has learnt to look at the…
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More Saint Lucians Learn to Swim | DBS TV St Lucia
The Saint Lucia Aquatics Federation has partnered with the Stolen Time Rendezvous Hotel to host a swimming programme for residents of Castries North. The individuals were trained by certified local and foreign coaches on proper swimming techniques. Despite the inclement weather, the two-week workshop was considered a success by the Association.
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Toronto Extends Official Swimming Season | CityNews
The city is once again extending the closing dates on a number of pools, beaches and splash pads as warm weather is expecting well into the fall. David Zura explains.
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Swim Lessons from ‘No More Under’ | KUSA-TV
No More Under is a non-profit dedicated to saving lives through water safety, education, and lessons. Learn more at NoMoreUnder.org.