Category: Health
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Getting in the SWIM of things
Swimming is a great activity for all. Find out how it can help you to stay fit and healthy, have fun with friends or recover from illness.
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Princess Anne swim team mysteriously sick after meet at Maury High
Parents of students at Princess Anne High School in Virginia Beach want to know what got their kids sick Thursday night. They tell 10 On Your Side more than half of the Princess Anne swim team got sick Thursday night during a meet at Maury High School in Norfolk. Swimmers say as soon as they…
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How Osteopathy Can Improve Your Swimming Form
Guest post by Melbourne Osteopathy Sports Injury Centre Swimming is a human art form that involves the correct positioning and orientation of all your limbs. Osteopathy is all about correcting the alignment of the entire musculoskeletal framework to illuminate any problems of posture or injuries that you may have as well as using different techniques…
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Former Olympian Amy Van Dyken speaks on progress after paralysis
Paralyzed after an four-wheeler accident, former Olympic swimmer Amy Van Dyken speaks about the progress she has made through physical therapy.
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Ann Long’s Swim a Mile in a Month Challenge
80 year old lung cancer survivor and swimmer Ann Long talks about her fundraising efforts for our Swim a Mile in a Month Challenge.
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Allison Schmitt Chooses Chocolate Milk
World champion swimmer and Michigan native Allison Schmitt teams up with the United Dairy Industry of Michigan to promote chocolate milk and good nutrition for all ages.
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How a Swimming Pool Changes Lives in Malaysia
The swimming program at Malaysia’s Beautiful Gate Foundation helps the disabled transform their lives and regain strength through water therapy. (http://www.operationchange.com)
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Elizabeth Beisel Shares Tips for Eating Healthy
TrueSport Ambassador and Olympic Swimmer, Elizabeth Beisel shares some tips and tricks for eating healthy before a competition. https://youtu.be/f_dSfhrcz8c
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Shoulder Pain with Swimming: Simple Way to Stop & Self Correct
Famous Physical Therapists Bob Schrupp and Brad Heineck present a simple way to stop the shoulder pain that occurs with swimming.