Swimmer's Daily

  • Haley Locke says she accomplished what she wanted, even though the man convicted of abusing her spent less than five hours behind bars.

  • For many of us, keeping a healthy workout routine isn’t easy, especially if we want to have a lean and fit body. We spoke with Dara Torres, a 12-time Olympic medalist, and she revealed her workout routine.

  • Sarah Louise Rung is Norway’s most decorated Paralympian. The 27-year-old swimmer has won four golds, three silvers and two bronze medals at the Paralympics, and she currently holds eight world records. Born and raised in Stavanger, on Norway’s western coast, her story is one of quiet inspiration. In September 2008, the then 18-year-old was advised by doctors to have a misalignment in her back corrected to avoid problems in later life. The surgery did not go as planned; a number of nerves were severed in her spinal cord and the teenager lost the ability to walk again.

  • The Town of LaSalle set aside Friday evening to celebrate world record holder Kylie Masse.

    The Olympic medal-winning swimmer met with fans at the LaSalle outdoor pool following a parade along Front Road that started at 4 p.m.

    “It’s incredible, honestly, to be here with all these kids,” said Masse as she signed autographs for a long line of fans. “That’s something I really treasured as a young athlete growing up, is looking up to older Olympians, so I want to be that person.”

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  • As National Day approaches, Maju Kuala Lumpur proudly presents ‘The Swimmer’. Happy National Day! :)

  • Keeping kids safe beyond swim-season

    Keeping kids safe beyond swim-season

  • Behind the scenes of The Detroit Parks and Recreation Swim Team with Sheila Grant.

  • More than 6,000 people gathered together at OCBC Square on 8th August for the induction ceremony of three Team Singapore athletes into the Sport Hall of Fame, an event that coincided with the finale celebration of GetActive! Singapore 2017 and in conjunction with the Victoria Cedar alliance.

  • Our ODAC-winning swim teams were the first to jump into the new natatorium, and we were there with a whole bunch of cameras.

    W&L Quick Hits: The Men’s and Women’s ODAC-winning Swim Teams inaugurate the Natatorium