Author: rokur
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NCC to Open Two New Public Swim Docks on the Ottawa River | CTV News
The National Capital Commission is set to open two new public swimming docks on the Ottawa River this summer: one near the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, expected by Canada Day, and one at the East Wharf in downtown Ottawa, steps from the Rideau Canal locks, set to open in mid-June. CTV’s Tyler Fleming…
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European Swimming Champions Return | Paris 2026 | European Aquatics
Elite swimmers from across the globe will be heading to France’s capital this summer to compete in the biggest European Aquatics event of the year
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Partnership Opportunities Available | Scottish Swimming
At Scottish Swimming, we believe partnerships should do more than sponsor sport, they should create lasting impact. We are proud to work with organisations that share our ambition to save lives, change lives, and help people of all ages thrive through aquatics. Why not join us on this journey? Get in touch with marketing@scottishswimming.com
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How One Coach Is Changing Access to Swimming | Immersed: Changing the Current | Documentary Short | HUDSY TV
“Immersed: Changing the Current” follows Galen Franchek, a passionate USA swim coach working to break down the systemic barriers that limit access to swimming for people of color in Poughkeepsie, NY. Driven by her belief in equal opportunity, Galen founded the nonprofit Mid-Hudson Aquatics to create access, mentorship, and community for young swimmers who have…
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Huron-Clinton Metroparks Free Swim Lessons | WDIV Local 4 News in Detroit
Interview Amy McMillan, CEO of Huron-Clinton Metroparks.
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Olympian Teaches Swimming in Montgomery | WSFA 12 News
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority’s Beta Sigma Alumni Chapter held a free swim clinic to teach kids water safety and basic swimming skills
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Why Dogs Swim Better Than Most Kids | H2O Calm
One of the biggest mistakes beginner swimmers make is trying to stand up. When the head comes up, the hips sink, and swimming becomes much harder. Watch how naturally this dog stays long and horizontal in the water. That’s one of the first principles I teach at SwimLessonsOnline.com