Swimmer's Daily

  • Tulum, in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, is known for picturesque beaches, underground river systems, and increasingly luxury tourism. Last year 2.4 million visitors came to this small coastal town. Development in Tulum is growing faster than the local infrastructure and environmental regulations are not always followed. The beaches popular with tourists are also home to nesting sea turtles who are vulnerable to the water and noise pollution that has accompanied growth here. Klaus dives in to learn more about what is happening in this paradise.

    How luxury tourism is killing ocean life

  • You’re invited to an exclusive pool party! In this video, you’ll meet real Endless Pools customers as they discuss their experiences with the iconic swim-in-place pool, all in their own words.

    Endless™ Pools – Swimming The Way It Was Meant To Be

  • Cal Men's Swimming & Diving: Pacific Preview

  • A West Fargo swimming coach fired for controversial coaching practices is defending himself.

    Even after being fired, he still thinks he was just doing his job.

    For two weeks, a video from swim practice has been causing a heated social media controversy.

    It shows a high school athlete in West Fargo swimming with 55 pounds around his waist.

    West Fargo schools fired coach Ronnie Hehn after the video surfaced.

    See WDAY

    News Documents released on firing of West Fargo swim coach

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  • A high school teacher and coach has been arrested in Roswell after an investigation led police to believe he had a sexual encounter with a 13-year-old girl.

    See CBS46

  • We’re diving into the Rabbit Hole in Jamaica! It’s an underground cave that is only accessible by jumping into a waterfall. Would you have the nerve to jump?

  • Two-time Champion Aleksandr has dreamed of being a professional synchronized swimmer since he can remember, but he soon discovered that his gender was the only thing stopping him.