Tag: COVID-19
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North Arundel Aquatic Center Closed For 14 Days After Swimmer Tests Positive For COVID-19
The North Arundel Aquatic Center in Glen Burnie is closing for 14 days after a patron tested positive for COVID-19, the Anne Arundel County Department of Health said Wednesday.
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How to Swim During the Covid-19 Pandemic
If you’re planning to spend time at the lake, beach or pool this season, make sure to practice proper social distancing, both in and out of the water: bit.ly/2BXRjTv. https://youtu.be/6I88M4aE2gY
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Pools shut? No worries. Argentinian paralympic swimmer builds DIY pool with plastic bag
Sebastián Galleguillo, 18, an Argentine paralympic swimmer, has found an unusual way to train during an almost four-month lockdown in and around capital Buenos Aires due to the coronavirus pandemic that saw his local pool close its doors. With the help of his bricklayer dad, Galleguillo has made a makeshift “pool†in his back yard…
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Richard Wachs Aquatics Center officially open for public use
The Richard A. Wachs Aquatics Center at West Lafayette Jr/Sr High School is now open for public use. The pool originally opened for high school competition back in December and is now open for adults and younger children. Swimming programs are being offered for children ages eight through 12, and the programs are open to the public.…
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Reopening Lane Swim Information
Information for all users on how to return to Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre for Lane Swim
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SF High School Swim Team Still Practicing Despite City Health Order Banning Pool Use
Swimming pools across the Bay Area closed at the start of the pandemic and remain closed in San Francisco but KPIX discovered the city allowed one pool to be open, despite its own health directive banning pool use. Allen Martin reports. (7-13-20)
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Public pools working to keep people cool while still taking precautions against COVID-19
As hotter temperatures tend to drive people to community pools, swimmers’ and lifeguards’ attention focused on a wider array of hazards amid coronavirus concerns.