During this pandemic, you may feel anxious about swimming during COVID. While these tips will by no means completely keep you from getting COVID, taking some extra precautions can help lessen the risk. Both in the pool and away from it.
Think you know the answer to some of these myths that surround swimming? Let’s debunk these 7 common swimming myths.
While a swim cap seems simple, it can be confusing. To help, we’ve compiled a list of questions to help you sort through the confusion.
Trying to keep your swim cap on though is a challenge. There’s no one secret to keep it in place but there are some reasons why your swim cap slides off.
Swim caps are a necessary evil and swimmers love to hate them. But why should you wear a swim cap and what’s the point of them?
If you’re searching for the best swim cap, you’ve probably already asked: what’s the best swim cap? Here’s a quick guide to the various types of swim caps that can be used by different swimmers.
Swimmer’s ear can be a painful experience if left untreated. That said, there are steps you can take to help prevent swimmer’s ear. Here are 4 ways to prevent swimmer’s ear.
The word ‘swimmer’s ear’ gets tossed around during the summer, But what is swimmer’s ear? And can you get it if you’re not a swimmer?
Staying hydrated is always important when you’re working out. Some though might wonder if it’s okay to use their reusable water bottles during COVID.
Yes, you can swim on your period! From one menstruating swimmer to another, here are some frequently asked questions I get about swimming on your period.
