Swimmer's Daily

  • World-renowned Olympian, Michael Phelps announces his partnership with Huggies® Little Swimmers, and his plans to use them while training his very own little swimmer, Boomer for the 2032 Olympics.

  • Marketing Consultant Ellen Lucey talks about the best ways to approach companies about sponsorship opportunities they don’t know exist and how this approach can potentially benefit your club.

  • Carlos Nuzman, the head of last year’s Rio de Janeiro Olympics, has been charged by Brazilian federal prosecutors with corruption, money laundering, tax evasion and running a criminal organization.

    Brazilian prosecutors announced the formal charges on Wednesday.

    The 75-year-old Nuzman was arrested two weeks ago and is being held in prison.

    Prosecutors also filed corruption charges against Nuzman’s right-hand man at the Rio Olympic organizing committee, Leonardo Gryner.

    In the filing, prosecutors said the two “promoted, formed, financed, and integrated a criminal organization aimed at committing the crimes of corruption and embezzlement in detriment of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil’s Olympic Committee and the organizing committee of the Rio 2016 Olympics.”

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  • Today was RyGuy’s first swim meet with his new year round competitive swim team! He learned a LOT today! We all did. Here are some of the lessons we learned and some of our takeaways from his first ever swim meet of this magnitude.

  • Video from the 10th edition of the MARNATON of Cadaqués. Thank you all for joining us during these years. See you in the next edition ..

  • Fremantle Leisure Centre lifeguards, James Annetts, Tia Stonehill, Parris Laurie and Andrea Thackray were honoured for their bravery in saving the life of a swimmer earlier this year.

    The team received a Royal Lifesaving Society Gold Star for bravery at a ceremony at Government House for saving the life of 71-year-old Ian Mitchell, who suffered a serious stroke while swimming at the Leisure Centre in August.

  • Swimmers at most times seem to be normal that is until they get together and the something strange happens. Most of the time they don’t realise they are doing it until a non swimming friend points out that what you just said was rather weird.

    10 Strange Things Swimmers Say To One Another