Swimming Tips & Education

Introduction You step out of the pool and suddenly your vision is cloudy or your eyes feel strange. Blurry eyes after swimming is a common experience for many people—whether...

Introduction Swimming is a fun and healthy activity for people of all ages—but regular exposure to chlorinated water can take a toll on your skin. Chlorine is added...

Introduction Just got your ears pierced and wondering when it’s safe to hit the pool, lake, or ocean? You're not alone. Swimming after an ear piercing may seem...

Introduction Getting a nose piercing is an exciting way to express your style—but it also comes with some aftercare rules, especially when it comes to water. One...

Introduction Getting a new tattoo is exciting—it's a bold expression of personal style, creativity, or meaning. But if you’re a swimmer or someone who loves being...

Introduction If you've ever watched professional swim meets or followed elite swimmers during major competitions, you may have noticed a common ritual: they often...

Introduction Swimmer’s ear is a common issue for children and adults who spend a lot of time in the water. Unlike a typical ear infection that affects the middle...

Introduction If you've ever watched Olympic swimming, you may have noticed that many swimmers wear large, oversized coats or parkas before and after their races....

Introduction If you've ever watched competitive swimming, you may have noticed that some elite swimmers wear not one, but two swim caps during races. To the casual...

Introduction If you’ve ever attended a swim meet or watched a swim competition on TV, you’ve probably noticed swimmers walking around in large, oversized coats—often...

Introduction Whether you're swimming in a chlorinated pool or the salty ocean, your hair is exposed to elements that can lead to dryness, breakage, and long-term...

Introduction Whether you're a competitive swimmer, a recreational lap swimmer, or just taking lessons, a swim cap is a useful accessory that helps reduce drag,...