5 Ways to Work Multiple Muscle Groups in the Pool
Use your pool time to the fullest by incorporating exercise. Improve agility, balance and cardiovascular fitness all at once!
Does Chlorine Help with Acne?
Chlorine is a powerful disinfectant known for its ability to kill bacteria effectively. Chlorine disrupts the function of acne-causing bacteria by breaking down their cellular processes. This reduces the number of bacteria on the skin, helping to lessen the redness and pain of pimples. You should not use chlorine products for acne that are not specifically made for skincare.
How to Get Chlorine Out of Eyes and Relieve 'Swimmer's Eye'
Prevent eye irritation and chemical conjunctivitis with these tips for getting chlorine out of your eyes
Diving Into Toddler Swim Classes
Ready to dive into swimming lessons with your toddler? Here's three lessons learned from taking swim classes with my 2-year-old.
How Can I Improve My Swim Catch?
It’s one thing to technically know how to swim and it’s another thing to use technique to improve the efficiency of your swimming stroke to enhance exercise and sports like triathlons.
Diving Into Pool Safety
Pool time is one of the most popular ways for families to escape the summer heat. Unfortunately, pool-related activities can be very dangerous for infants and small children. Here are a few tips to keep summer swimming safe and fun for the entire family.
Doctor Swims Across Lake Pontchartrain for Charity and a Challenge
Dr. Peter Blessey, an orthopedic surgeon at Ochsner Health Center – Covington, took on a roughly 24-mile relay swim across Lake Pontchartrain for the physical challenge and for charity.
Can You Catch Coronavirus from Swimming?
The CDC currently states that there is no evidence that COVID-19 can be spread to people through the water, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t potential risks.
Stay Safe on the Water This Summer
Stay safe on the water this summer with these basic water sports safety guidelines.
Secondary Drowning Poses Major Threat to Children and Teens
Secondary drowning, also known as ‘dry drowning,’ occurs hours after what is usually described as a struggle while in the water.
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