Flailing paws, or what’s known as the doggie paddle, won’t keep all dogs afloat and drowning is a real possibility.
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Life in the Fast Lane at Special Olympics Swim Meet | Keloland News
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Can Jordan Out Swim an Olympian? The Challenge: World Championship | MTV
It’s a relay race on water! In ‘Points Break’, the challengers must swim as fast as they can to collect all of their color-coded pieces and solve the puzzle to avoid going into elimination.
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SEA Games: Singapore Swimmers Aim for Personal Bests, With Eye on Olympics | CNA
It may be SEA Games season, but Team Singapore’s swimmers are gunning for the Olympics. The key factor? Timings that will put them in pole position for Paris 2024. Among them is 17-year-old Nicholas Mahabir — some of his personal bests have already surpassed Games records. At the 2021 Hanoi SEA Games, Team Singapore’s swimmers won 21 gold medals. They also broke 10 SEA Games records and 13 national records.
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Swim Lessons Encouraged as May Is National Water Safety Month | WHO13
Drowning is the number one cause of death for kids ages 1-4 according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The agency does say, however, it’s usually preventable.
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Sigma Gamma Rho Offers Free Swim Lessons for Adults and Youth | News 8 WROC
The Omega Sigma Chapter of the Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority has its Free annual Swim 1922 program Saturday.
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The Gold of Hope! David Popovici, World Champion Swimmer, Melts Gold Medal for Children With Cancer | MedLife
David Popovici donated one of his 2022 World Championships gold medals, having it melted to benefit children with cancer. “Hope is immune to cancer”, says David Popovici. Thus, the champion supports the first free genetic testing program for children diagnosed with cancer, launched by MedLife, the largest provider of medical services in Romania.
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Buffalo State Swimming and Diving Programs to Be Eliminated | WIVBTV
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Upgrading Decades-Old Aquatic Facilities in Milwaukee County | TMJ4
Giving power to the people. That was the goal during Milwaukee County Parks and Rec’s open house Tuesday. Residents are getting an opportunity to help design the future of what aquatic facilities throughout the area will look like for the next 20 years.
Janice Schoner has lived in the county all of her life.
“Hopefully, the people in charge will really take our suggestions to heart,” said Schoner.
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