Some sporting events are becoming less popular, like the Olympics, the Super Bowl or the “world” series, but others like the men’s and women’s football world cups, rugby u and cricket tournaments are on the rise. Many golf courses in countries like Great Britain are closing. Swimming has grown in some areas and is shrinking in others, in some cases pools are beginning to close permanently. Should you be worried? Will pools close in the next few years or will we see more and better swimming pools?
The European association for the sport of aquatics, LEN, has established an integrity partnership with external sports ethics, integrity, and governance experts Quest Global Ltd.
Any ethical wrongdoing in the context of European Aquatics, as it pertains to suspected breaches of relevant LEN policies and regulations, can be reported in any language for independent assessment and analysis by our external experts, as well as a response within 48 hours of reporting. Confidentiality is guaranteed by Quest Global Ltd.
LEN President Antonio Jose Silva said: “As integrity and good governance are key pillars of the new LEN Bureau strategic plan., I’m delighted to welcome this new initiative which, like the recent agreement with SIGA, shows that European Aquatics is determined to have independent oversight on key areas of activity. Our stakeholders, and especially our athletes, now have the possibility to raise any concerns about Integrity in a timely and confidential way.”
Makini School Sports Academy, Seahorses aquatic center, and Hydra swim club dominated the men and women national swimming long course championships that concluded in Nairobi. The event attracted 29 teams and over 200 swimmers, with the winners set to represent Kenya in the upcoming Cana zone four championships in Lusaka Zambia from 14th to 16th April.
The National swimming long course championships conclude in Nairobi
Taking you with me for a typical day of training here in Tenerife, together with the rest of the guys in Zenta Pro Swimming. All trainings are done at Tenerife Top Training (T3). Thank you so much for watching! :D
A remarkable story out of Woodhaven Friday (March 11) night of a young man overcoming terrible odds as an injury left him unable to walk, and it seemed unlikely he’d ever swim competitively again. Now, he’s doing both. Jamie Edmonds has your daily dose of inspiration, courtesy of high schooler Cooper Eckert.
Woodhaven High School swimmer's inspiring comeback
