Month: June 2020
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Swim safety should be priority this summer
There’s growing concern that protecting children from the coronavirus could expose them to other dangers around the home, especially this summer.
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‘Land swimming’ lessons in Chinese universities amid coronavirus pandemic
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, university students in China are having swimming lessons without having to enter a pool. Students bring their own plastic basins to practice breathing techniques.
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ISL is a breathtaking show
ISL is about fair competition and unpredictable moments, unbelievable tension and fabulous emotions. Welcome to the greatest show, welcome to the final!
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How to Get Back in Swimming Shape
When you’ve been out of the pool for a long time, it can feel daunting to get back into your routine. Check out our top tips for getting back in swimming shape!
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Are moon jellyfish safe to touch and swim through? | Openwater Wild Swimming in Scotland
Swim safe with moon jellyfish massed in Loch Sunart, Ardnamurchan, Scotland.
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Swim England thanks its volunteers
To celebrate #VolunteersWeek, Swim England CEO Jane Nickerson sends a message to all volunteers, officials and parents who are helping athletes through the most challenging moment of their careers.
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The Rottnest channel swim trailer
A trailer of a doco that is yet to come in the future. This documentary is about a pool swimmer and an ocean swimmer swimming the Rottnest channel swim. Release date: September- October 2020 https://youtu.be/1V4C0Wk-W-k
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‘Bows Kitchen – Grilling by Hawaii Swim & Dive Coach Elliot Ptasnik
University of Hawai‘i head men’s and women’s swimming and diving coach Elliot Ptasnik, aka “The Grillmaster” cooks up some steaks, burgers, and a vegetable medley in this week’s episode of ‘Bows Kitchen presented by Safeway.
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Wild swimming – what you need to know
Wild swimming is an activity that takes place in some natural waters, such as rivers and lakes. It’s important for wild swimming enthusiasts to know that there are a number of factors that affect river water quality. Water companies can have an influence, along with other activities such as agricultural practices, septic tanks and road…