Cool Swimming Sites

• Amanda Beard – US Olympian & Sports Personality
• Swimming Science: Biomechanics and Exercise Physiology
• The Counsilman Center for the Science of Swimming
  The Counsilman Center is named after James E. “Doc” Counsilman and honors his seminal work in developing the science of swimming. Doc Counsilman’s legacy to Indiana University is his unflinching pursuit of the scientific bases for swimming performance
• Swimming Science Journal
• The Swimming HUB
  A Blog of new tools and techniques
• Swimming Exercises, Information and Workout Techniques
  Thank you Ms. Hason and students!!

International Swimming News

• SwimmingNews.com 
  This Swimnews website was launched in November 1995, making it one of the oldest swimming sites on the internet. When Swimnews Online was launched we posted the full content of our print magazine and we were actually one of the first websites out there.
• Federation Internationale de Natation

National Swimming Organizations

• Swimming Canada
  Swimming Canada serves as the national governing body of competitive swimming. Competitive Canadian swimming has a b heritage of international success including World and Olympic champions Cheryl Gibson, Victor Davis, Anne Ottenbrite, Alex Baumann,
• Canadian Swimming Coaches and Teachers Association
  Think about coaching? This is the place to start.

Provincial Swim Organizations

• Central Region Swimming Association
  From Oakville to Northumberland County, Toronto to Newmarket, Central Region is geographically the smallest of Swim Ontario’s 6 regions. However, with 40, it has the largest concentration of clubs in the province. From coaches, to club presidents
• Eastern Ontario Swimming Association
  EOSA Vision To be recognized as the most effective organization in Ontario in the support and promotion of swimming. EOSA Mission To enable Eastern Ontario swim clubs and organizations to achieve the highest level of swimmer participation,
• Swim Ontario
  “Swim Ontario is a non-profit sports governing body responsible for the organization and regulation of amateur swimming in Ontario (province in Canada). Swim Ontario promotes excellence by structuring, regulating and supporting programs, which encourage

Northern Ontario Clubs

• Valley East Waves
  For general information about the Valley East Waves Swim Club, contact head coach, Sharon Leger at 969-1360
• 22 Wing Thunderbirds Swim Club
  The 22 Wing Thunderbirds Swim Club is committed to making swimmers become better people and giving each member equal opportunity to reach the highest level of swimming in a safe environment.
• Sault Ste. Marie Aquatic Club (SSMAC)
  The Sault Ste Marie Aquatic Club (SSMAC) came into existence at the time the Queen Elizabeth Pool was built in 1975. It was formed by parents of competitive swimmers who wished to take advantage of the six lane, twenty-five meter pool for training.
• Sudbury Laurentian Swim Club
  The mission of the Sudbury Laurentian Swim Club is to provide opportunities for every individual to reach his or her maximum potential in competitive swimming through a positive experience in the sport. To this end, SLSC:
• Timmins Marlins Swim Club
  Our club is one of the largest teams in the North Eastern Ontario Region, and our swimmers will compete throughout the year in our own region as well as across the Province and other regions of Canada. The 2003-2004 was yet another successful season,
• Kirkland Lake Aquatics Club
  We are the KLAC Stingrays, from Kirkland Lake , Ontario In our 28th year of operation, the 2007-2008 swim season shapes up to be another good one for the Stingrays.
• Kenora Swimming Sharks
  The Kenora Swimming Sharks (KSS) are a non-profit sports organization run by a volunteer parent executive which directs the financial and administrative affairs of the club. We hire professional coaches (Head Coach and assistant coaches), establish a…