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Helena swim team use latest tech to adapt to the pandemic
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HELENA â Along with businesses, sports are also adapting to the pandemic. MTN News visited with one Helena swim team that uses technology to continue swim practice while maintaining precautions.
âShe doesn t have to scream at us when we are in the middle of the pool and we have to stop there and try and listen to her. She can actually just talk through the phone, says Brady Pershing, an 11-year-old swimmer for the Helena Dolphins.
Throughout 2020, the Helena Dolphins, a competitive year-round swim team, faced cancellations of competitions and other activities, but technology is helping them dive back into the water and keep their practice schedules.
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