Lane 1 - British Swimming posts "British Airways unveiled as official airline of British Swimming. British Airways will provide support to the British Gas GBR, Swimming, Disability Swimming, Diving, Synchro and Water Polo teams through flights to major competitions."
Lane 2 - Business Week asks "Who Needs the Hamptons? Dip and Sip at Manhattan’s Poshest Swimming Pools. Lucky visitors to Manhattan (and even a few savvy locals) can beat the heat in the city's poshest hotel pools."
Lane 3 - The National posts "UAE swimming has made rapid strokes of progress."
Lane 4 - Adelaide Now posts "Swimmer backflips on Aquatic Centre outburst. SWIMMER James Magnussen last month publicly ridiculed Adelaide and its new swimming facilities. But after his first swim at the SA Aquatic Centre at Marion, he now believes the crowds will flock to the Australian Short Course Championships at the SA Aquatic Centre and prove his 'silly comments' wrong."
Lane 5 - Awe! Adelaide Now posts "Swimming champions make waves at State Aquatic Centre in Adelaide. OOPER Collingridge got caught in a downpour of reigning Olympians yesterday at the Marion State Aquatic Centre. The two-year-old from Hove shared the simple joy of fun in the water with Eamon Sullivan and Geoff Huegill after they trained in the pool."
Lane 6 - One more from Adeliade Now "Swimmers' rivalry is a joke for Olympians Eamon Sullivan and Geoff Huegill. FORGET rivalry in the pool for Olympians Eamon Sullivan and Geoff Huegill, in town training for the Australian Short Course Championships. 'The only rivalry between us is in the cooking skills,' Geoff jokes. 'I know how to burn water.'"
Lane 7 - Village Soup posts "At age 77, Edelbaum sets record pace in pool
Union resident earns state record in 200-yard butterfly. Donna Edelbaum is an unusual state-record holder. At first assessment, the 77-year-old Union resident does not seem competitive. If you ask her about it she might say that is because she never was. She never even competed in sports until she was age 41. So, it may come as a surprise that she is not only an avid butterfly swimmer, but broke the Maine 200-yard fly record for those ages 75-79. And the butterfly is by far the most difficult of the four swim strokes (freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke are the others) and 200 yards is a grueling distance."
Lane 8 - Active.com has some tips with "Swim Drills for Triathletes".
