Holland Community Aquatic Center and Lakewood Construction broke ground on a new expansion last week.
The renovation and expansion will add a lap and diving pool, private changing rooms, expanded lobby, and warm-water lap pool and spa. In addition, the design includes improved drop-off lanes, more on-site parking and a new layout to allow free movement between all pool spaces.
See Grand Rapids Magazine
Police officers in Parma, Ohio, rescued two fawns from an in-ground swimming pool on Sunday.
See WPRI
Genuinely fixing shoulder issues as a triathlete, notably with swimming, can be problematic. Examples being shoulder impingement and swimmer’s shoulder. But here we reveal a pivotal, and often overlooked tool via strength training using a pulling technique, to address these problems from the ‘root cause’ while also setting yourself up for a more powerful stroke for your triathlon.
“I think we are all swimmers and we like to feel a little bit of pain sometimes because its what we do every day.” – Gregorio Paltrinieri
“Find something that you love that isn’t swimming, or that isn’t your sport, that can make you happy elsewhere in your life.”
Watch some of the pictures and videos I took four years ago after Joseph Schooling wrote a huge chapter for the history of Sports in Singapore. Joseph won the gold medal in the 100 Butterfly at the 2016 Rio Olympics in an amazing race that had three swimmers tie for second place.
The image of Joseph Schooling holding the Singaporean Flag and having Michael Phelps (Best Olympic athlete in history), Chad Le Clos (the one that beat Michael Phelps first) and Lazlo Cseh (one of the best in the history of swimming) is one that has amazing meaning and history of swimming and the Olympic Sports.
I feel privileged to have coached Joseph for many years and that I was able to witness first hand such a “Moment In Time”. I was not his primary coach at the Games, Eddie Reese (University of Texas) was his coach at that time and I don’t want to take credit for his medal, I just want to share these images that I found a couple of days ago in one of my drives. Enjoy!
Abigail Bergman, who had been living in Chicago, came back to Southern California in March. DeMarco Morgan reports.
Mike Tyson is about to come face to face with the baddest challengers in the ocean… but first – the all-important Dive Prep.
Luca Urlando is a swimmer hoping to make it to Tokyo next year. He’s only 18 and had the games not been postponed, he would have been the first high schooler on Team USA since Michael Phelps.
