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North Van to Build Floating Swimming Platform | CTV News
The City of North Vancouver has announced plans to build an open sea water swimming facility in the Burrard Inlet by 2027.
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Mandatory Swimming Lessons Will Be Introduced in Kazakhstan’s Schools | The Seven News
Mandatory swimming lessons will be included in the physical education curriculum in Kazakhstani schools. For now, the project will be piloted in two major cities – Astana and Almaty. This was announced today at a government meeting by Dmitry Balandin, Secretary General of the QAZAQ AQUATICS Federation and Olympic champion. The initiative is being implemented following the example of countries with strong sports training, such as the USA, Australia, and Hungary. This will help develop water safety skills in children from an early age, as well as engage them in sports and a healthy lifestyle.
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49.93! Kate Douglass Smashes the 100m Freestyle Barrier| Swimming World Cup 2025
History made in Toronto! Kate Douglass delivers a stunning 49.93 in the 100m Freestyle: the first sub-50 performance ever recorded and seals the overall win at the Swimming World Cup 2025.
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Under 2 Minutes! Caspar Corbeau’s 200m Breaststroke World Record | Swimming World Cup 2025
Caspar Corbeau becomes the first man ever to break the 2-minute barrier in the 200m Breaststroke, clocking 1:59.52 on the final day of the Swimming World Cup 2025 in Toronto!
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We Gate Crashed Dutch Nationals | Freya & Katie
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A Hard Day of Training With Olympic Swimmers | Road to LA28 | Aquatic Sports Performance
A glimpse into a hard day of training. Natalie, Santi, Santo, and Calvyn pushed through a hard week of training. Nikola was away on a business trip, and Marina had the Central American Games.
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World Record Alert! Hubert Kos Clocks 48.16 in the 100m Backstroke | Swimming World Cup 2025
Hubert Kos was unstoppable at the final stop of the Swimming World Cup 2025 in Toronto. On the last day of racing, he powered to a new World Record in the 100m Backstroke with a time of 48.16!
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Another World Record for Kaylee McKeown | Women’s 200m Backstroke | Swimming World Cup 2025
Kaylee McKeown did it again! After her stunning World Record in Westmont, the Australian Backstroke queen raised the bar even higher at the final stop of the Swimming World Cup 2025 in Toronto.