It’s never too late to start swimming! Swimming is for all ages and levels and gives people the skills to be safe in and around water. Why Not Start Swimming?
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Swimming at Club La Santa with Levin
Train on your own or join one of our swim lessons in all four swim strokes for all ages and abilities.
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Swim for Special Operation Forces | CBS 8 San Diego
Transitioning from the military to civilian life can be an incredibly challenging task for our veterans. For some, their military expertise is so specific that it can be difficult to find new careers to match the skills they acquired serving their country.
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Dawn Fraser Comments On Ariarne Titmus | 10 News First
Olympic gold medal swimmer Ariarne Titmus could “capture the world” and inspire the next generation, says Dawn Fraser. Titmus visited her Launceston high school just two months after her Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games performance.
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30 Minutes of Swimmers at Freshwater Ocean Pool | Ambient Australia | 4K
30 minutes of ocean swimmers in wetsuits braving the winter temperatures at The Freshwater Ocean Pool, while waves come in over the rocks. The temperature of the water can get down to 12 degrees celsius!
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Gold Medalist Ariarne Titmus Receives Superstar Reception on Hometown Visit | ABC News
Olympic medalist Ariarne Titmus returns to Launceston to inspire the next generation of elite swimmers.
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Why Not Masters Swimming? | Swimming Canada
Why not masters swimming? It is a welcoming environment for anyone over the age of 18 looking to retain fitness or improve skills with instruction from a professional coach. Not only is swimming a proven safe activity during COVID-19, it is a whole body, low impact exercise. Your new teammates and friends are waiting. Why not you? Find your local club at whynot.swimming.ca
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One-of-a-Kind Attraction in Queensland Allows People to Swim With Crocodiles | 7NEWS
If you’ve ever wanted to swim with crocodiles, now’s your chance at a one-of-a-kind attraction in Queensland.
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Swim Across America – Rhode Island
Welcome to the Swim Across America – Rhode Island Open Water Swim! Established in 2010, SAA – RI has raised over $1 million to fund cancer research at Women and Infants Hospital Rhode Island.