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Holiday Raffle 2014

Swim Strong Foundation 5th Anniversary Holiday Raffle is available for purchase We are celebrating 5 years of saving and changing lives through the great sport of swimming Swim Strong has taught more than 4600 people to respect the water and develop strong swimming skills for safety, health, competition and enjoyment. 1500 children whose families could not afford to pay for classes received free swim lessons through our scholarship fund. With your help, we can do more!. The proceeds from our raffle go to...

November 9, 2014EventsComments OffRead more...

Swim Strong is a finalist in the 2014 Diversity and Inclusion (DANDI) Sports Category

The DANDI Awards showcase individuals and organizations for their demonstration and outstanding commitment to the creation of a more diverse and inclusive world. This year they will continue recognize and honor those who do so in sports, our category. The third annual awards ceremony is scheduled for: Monday, Dec. 1, 2014 6.30 pm New York Times Building DANDI nominees are reviewed by an independent Ambassador Council who anonymously vote to select category winners. The Diversity and Inclusion Awards was founded in 2012. Previous winners in this category...

October 22, 2014Swim Strong in The NewsComments OffRead more...

Body Composition Analysis

Body Composition Analysis can tell you your amount of body fat and the amount of lean body mass you have, and help you find the appropriate balance between the two which will be your ideal healthy weight. The term body composition is mentioned by Personal Trainers, Strength and Conditioning Coaches and Dieticians on a regular basis but what does body composition mean? There are a number of differing charts and opinions that circulate that give an idea of the range...

October 12, 2014ArticlesComments OffRead more...

Energy drinks cause heart problems: new research

Barcelona, Spain – Sunday 31 August 2014 Energy drinks can cause heart problems according to research presented at ESC Congress 2014 today by Professor Milou-Daniel Drici from France. Professor Drici said: “So-called ‘energy drinks’ are popular in dance clubs and during physical exercise, with people sometimes consuming a number of drinks one after the other. This situation can lead to a number of adverse conditions including angina, cardiac arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat) and even sudden death.” He added: “Around 96% of these...

September 28, 2014ArticlesComments OffRead more...

EATING ALKALINE FORMING FOODS

Everything, living or non-living, is either acidic or alkaline. The natural processes in the human body are designed to consume alkaline foods. Our blood’s pH level is primarily determined by the food we consume. To resist the harsh effects of oxidation, viruses, bacteria, inflammation and various levels of disease our diet should consist of approximately 60% Alkaline Forming Foods so we can maintain optimal vibrant health. Most people are simply not aware or educated that our body must balance the...

September 28, 2014ArticlesComments OffRead more...

SPRAINS, STRAINS & JOINT TRAUMA

The Healing Process - Using Whole Foods, Vitamin, Minerals and Enzymes Healing of these injuries doesn’t occur on a distinct step by step pathway but is actually more of an overlap of all the stages at once. So, it’s actually a continuum of all the three steps required all occurring at the same time and it’s only the percentages of the three distinct steps that vary throughout the process we call healing. The three stages are inflammation, proliferation (scar formation) and scar...

September 28, 2014ArticlesComments OffRead more...

World of Swimming Youth Camp

Swim Strong is partnering with World of Swimming Youth Camps to bring you this intense week full of nutrition, hydration, and mental perpetration to grow swimmers into healthy athletes.

September 4, 2014EventsComments OffRead more...

It was time for Annamaria, is it time for you?

Hi, my name is Annamaria, a 52 year old successful executive. The last time i swam was when I was 16 years old. I nearly drowned and was saved by a life guard. That day changed my life and I have feared water ever since. 36 years later and I still am so afraid of the water that I start shaking when I am near it. Two years ago I started working with a person who has two daughters that compete in swimming....

September 3, 2014ArticlesComments OffRead more...