Hansen said he knew which swimmers in his heats were taking the illegal kicks.
They decided not to enter Franklin in the world championship trials, from which swimmers were selected to represent the United States in an Olympic-caliber competition in Rome.
The beach in summer is the focus of Michael Patterson's watercolors, in which swimmers and sunbathers appear solid and earthbound in contrast to the translucent water and sand.
The course is a loop along the island's west side, which swimmers will circle four times in a race that lasts nearly two hours.
One of the videos showed her doing what appeared to be tumble turns, in which swimmers push off from the side of the pool between laps with their legs.
The event was the men's four-hundred-metre individual medley, in which swimmers are encouraged to prove that, short of dropping depth charges, there is nothing they can't do in the water.
Dibble — for anyone not from Douglas Manor, where this local children's game originated decades ago — is a game in which swimmers chase a Popsicle stick into the water.
Because success in the backstroke is driven by the kick, it is the stroke in which swimmers benefit the most from the soon-to-be banned polyurethane suits that help tired hips and legs remain buoyant.
His sensational comic set-piece, in which swimmers, swindlers, Keystone Kops and the Longstreets all dash in and out of a line of Atlantic City beach cabanas pursuing a satchel of purloined cash, became a landmark of Broadway choreography.
