Whilst we can’t get in the swimming pool to support people at the moment, we thought we would use this opportunity to share some knowledge. This is an open space, so if you have ideas for a topic or feedback, please do get in touch. We want to hear from you.
COVID-19 Restrictions Viewed by Someone with Asperger Syndrome
A personal view of Covid-19 restrictions by a swimmer with autism
Why You Should Work on Your Breathing
Breathing is a technique taught to beginners, but it is always worth revisiting and improving.
Lynn’s Story about Living with Multiple Sclerosis
This week, we’re sharing Lynn’s story about living with multiple sclerosis (MS) and how swimming has helped her feel better physically and mentally.
A Volunteer’s Journey into Swimming: Richard
Richard tells us about working for the NHS, volunteering for WeSwim and how he got into swimming.
Introduction to Disability Swimming with Swim England
Learn the basics about disability swimming, including how to make clubs more inclusive.
Emirah’s Story of Helping Children and Adults through Swimming
This week, we are talking to one of our volunteers, Emirah, who is sharing her experience. She has a fascinating story about volunteering with children in Asia before joining WeSwim.
2020 in Review: Swimming, Blog and Hope
2020 has been a challenging year for everyone around the world but we’d like to highlight some unexpected positives.
5 Exercises to Improve Your Leg Technique
Kicking is amongst the first techniques learnt by new swimmers. In this article, we explain five exercises to improve your leg technique.
Daiga and Rohit’s Story
This week we hear from Pimlico Puffins Chair Daiga about her work with Rohit, a swimmer who was born without a right arm.
Ways to Practice Swimming at Home
Even with pools closed you can practice your swimming with these home exercises.