Masters swimming

In this article, we will provide advice, hacks and tips on how to become a master’s swimmer. Including its health and fitness benefits. #Master’s Swimming #Master’s Swimmer

Thinking about jumping into the masters lane? Here are 6 reasons that you should consider joining your local masters swimming team.

The Wednesday Word over at Deb Runs is Courage. Since my brain is waterlogged from all the time I've spent in the pool lately, I have to apply this to swimming. I summoned my courage and stepped way out of my comfy zone when I decided I'd finally learn (well I'm still learning) to swim

No matter where you are in life, we want you to always remember that you are more than capable to reach your goals and become the best swimmer you can be – at any age. Your body might be changing, or you might not have as much energy as you used to, but if you

The pros may make swimming look easy, but it’s actually one of the most technical sports! Freestyle, backstroke and butterfly all incorporate overhead hand entry, which can be a challenge to master for many swimmers. Even the slightest adjustment to where and how your hand enters the water can be the difference between faster swimming

Thinking about jumping into the masters lane? Here are 6 reasons that you should consider joining your local masters swimming team.

Learn why swim workouts for weight loss are great and get three amazing workouts to get you started on your journey!

Swimming, more than any other type of exercise, requires technical training to be done properly. Most people can walk and running is a natural extension of walking quickly. There are some technical details of running form that can be improved in nearly every runner, but by-and-large you can go out and run regardless of your skill level or training. Swimming, you need to know how, to a certain point or you’ll die. After that certain point, you need to have enough skills to move through the…

Japanese woman Mieko Nagaoka has no plans to retire after becoming the first 100-year-old to complete a 1,500m swim in a 25m pool.

Meet preparation, registration, and FINA rules. What I learned from my first Masters Worlds at the 2017 FINA World Masters Championships in Budapest, Hungary.