Indy’s history of hosting swimming events
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Swim On Foundation Offers Free CPR, Defibrillator Training | KSDK News
St. Louis’ SWIM ON Foundation will come to your house and teach CPR. It’s a skill that could truly mean the difference between life and death.
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Rowdy Gaines Previews the 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Swimming | Kick Set Podcast | USA Swimming
NBC Broadcaster, Rowdy Gaines, joined Kick Set podcast to discuss his experiences at U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Swimming meets and his outlook towards the 2024 event.
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How To Improve Arm To Arm Timing In Freestyle | Andrew Sheaff
Learn how to dramatically improve the skills that build speed without changing your training.
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Betlehem Wins 5km Gold Following Tense Race | Belgrade 2024 | European Aquatics TV
Hungary has a new open-water swimming star on the rise! David Betlehem is having a European Championships to remember, bagging his first major individual title in the 5km race. This comes just one day after the Hungarian secured bronze in the 10km.
It was a close battle for gold between Betlehem and Marc-Antoine Olivier with Marcello Guidi taking the third-place medal.
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Olympic Spotlight: Kate Douglass | 13 WREX
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Australian Swimming Trials – Night 4 Highlights | Wide World of Sports
Catch up on the race replays and post-race interviews poolside as Night 4 of the Australian Swimming Trials continues. The night is bookended with Kaylee McKeown in the 200m backstroke and ends with Ariarne Titmus and Lani Pallister in the 800m free. With plenty of other great races and moments in-between, a stack of great athletes continue to book their ticket to Paris.
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Inside Indiana Business: Local Businesses, Visitors Cashing In On Olympic Swim Trials | CBS4 Indy
Inside Indiana Business: local businesses, visitors cashing in on Olympic swim trials
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Transgender Swimmer ‘Not Eligible’ To Compete In Paris As A Woman | Sky News Australia
Sky News host James Macpherson says common sense has “won the day” after the Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled transgender US swimmer Lia Thomas was “not eligible to compete in Paris as a woman”.
Mr. Macpherson said Thomas was in court “arguing for the right to race as a woman against women in Paris”.
“The 25-year-old was a below average swimmer as a rale …. but then identified as a woman and started dominating female events,” he said.
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