Don’t Hold Your Breath
Learning to improve control of your breathing while swimming is a valuable skill that will enable you to power off the wall, put your head down at the flags to win a race, or not panic in open water when a wave splashes in your face. Breath-control training is intended to improve lung capacity and breathing efficiency in swimmers; however, it should not be confused with breath-hold training, which can be dangerous.
Recent News
Four individual records and six relay records were either set or broken at the Leatherstocking meet on November 2nd. The records on the AD website...
Doug Koop, JoAnn Faucett, Jeff Maxwell, and other legends will be inducted into the Capital Region Aquatics Hall of Fame


