The Edmonton Masters Swim Club is a non-profit, volunteer led organization and one of the largest masters (18+) swim clubs in western Canada. Our members range in age from 18 to 80+ and our certified-coach directed practices promote fun, fitness, and stroke improvement. For those interested, we offer programs and opportunities to compete in local, regional, and international competitions in association with Swim Alberta and Swimming Canada.
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Making Waves Meet Results
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Foothills Meet Results (updated as of February 12)
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This Is Edmonton – Short Video
Recently an EMSC swimmer was featured in a video spot by the Explore Edmonton organization.
Take a look at the video and see if you can recognize him.
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Final Results ‘Twas the Month Before Christmas Meet
Please find below the link to the FINAL results for the ‘Twas the Month Before Christmas 2022 meet. Other past meet results are available at our Meets page.
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I wanna be a Swimstar…
Quarantine has been long. It has been mentally exhausting. It has been frustrating.
And the UK has cracked.
They’ve gone full Nickelback.
In a parody of the song “Rockstar” by Nickelback, which has been dubbed Canada’s most hated band as a result of incredible overexposure over the country’s airwaves, Steve Buckley has built a full-blown, swim-themed parody of the song titled “Swimstar.”
Steve Buckley is the creator and leader of the swimming website pullbuoy.co.uk, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary of covering swimming on the internet this month.
With mostly unique vocals performed by Hugh MacDonald (well, there as unique as any of Nickelback’s songs are from any other of Nickelback’s songs), the video features age groupers, legends, Olympians, Junior National team swimmers, and aspiring Olympians from across the country opining about their dreams for aquatic success.
Among the swimmers featured in the video are two-time Olympic gold medalist Rebecca Adlington, World Championship competitor Michael Gunning, 1980 Olympic silver medalist in the 400 IM Sharron Davies, 2008/2012 British Olympian Jemma Lowe, 7-time Para-Swimming World Champion Tully Kearney, and BBC Olympic and Paralympic sports journalist Nick Hope.
Story by Braden Keith, SwimSwam.com, June 3 2020
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