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Thank you so much for coming and welcome to the world of swimming!
Just Keep Swimming’s blog is going to DIVE deeper into some swimming details.

What details are we talking about?

We will discuss a various amount of swimming topics such as: what gear to wear, the best training techniques, we will feature Olympians, talk about infant survival training and so much more! Follow along on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to get daily updates and comic relief from our gifs and videos!

Wait… who are we?

I am Dori and I just don’t stop swimming! Water is my oxygen and swimming is my passion. I decided to start a collective to share just how SPLASHTASTIC swimming is! So, jump on in and enjoy the ride. Share our blogs! Like our posts! And contact us if you have something SPLASHTASTIC that you want US to share!

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