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EIGHT IN TEN HAPPY WITH SWIMMING 12 Jun 2009
New research shows a high level of satisfaction amongst people taking part in swimming.
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YOUNGSTER FINISHES FIFTH ‘CHANNEL SWIM’ 02 Jun 2009
11-year-old swimmer, Florence Dickin from Ipswich has just completed her fifth 22 mile ‘Channel crossing’, swimming a total of 110 miles for Aspire, one of the UK’s leading spinal injury charities.
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THE ASA BACKS NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK 26 May 2009
The ASA is backing National Family Week and has produced an electronic fun activity pack to get families into the pool.
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GREAT SWIM SET TO MAKE WAVES IN SCOTLAND 07 May 2009
The Great Scottish Swim looks set to make waves this August when the exciting one mile open water challenge comes to Strathclyde Country Park, North Lanarkshire.
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NOMINATIONS OPEN FOR KELLOGG’S ASA SWIMTASTIC AWARDS 06 May 2009
Nominations are now open for the Kellogg’s ASA Swimtastic Awards 2009 which celebrate some of the country’s most outstanding non-elite achievements in the pool.
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Learn to swim

Knowing how to swim is a must – it is a skill that could ultimately save your life.

the asa believes that everyone – regardless of their age or ability – should have an opportunity to learn to swim and we work with swimming pools and schools to make sure they provide learn to swim lessons for adults and children.

As well as being a vital life-skill, swimming also allows you to enjoy other water-based activities (such as surfing or sailing) safely. It can provide the foundations for participation in many other sports like diving, synchro and waterpolo.

Swimming is open to all ethnicity groups and is a great sport for those with a disability.

Swimming is the nation's favourite sporting activity so why not find out how you can join more than 20m people who take part in swimming every year.

 


 

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