According to a survey by swimming teachers, only a third of parents take their children every week – instead they…
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Imagine your career on display live for 30,000 people and broadcasted all over the world. Ryan Held, Olympic swimmer and…
So, for the new study, which was published in November in Frontiers in Physiology, researchers at the University of Guelph in…
Daniel Floryan, a doctoral student in mechanical and aerospace engineering, employs experimental and computational methods to better explain how fish…
What if…. you could swim in Titan’s lakes? Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, is unique. It has its own atmosphere. https://youtu.be/va2iJ5W3wrQ
In this edition of The Science of Sport, we examine the latest scientific initiative that Canada’s Swimming World Champion Kylie…
One of the most frustrating things about exercise is how easily progress can be undone – “use it or lose…
In a bizarre and instinctual survival tactic, alligators that normally lurk in a swamp in eastern North Carolina are now “frozen” beneath…
The full explanation of how and why our fingers wrinkle in wet environments is still the subject of some debate.…
Ryan Hodierne is a Biomechanist at #TeamNSWIS, primarily in the sport of swimming. Hear what his job in biomechanics at…