SWIM Magazine September 1993

$5.95

SKU: swim-mag-1993-Vol-9-05 Categories: , ,

Description

Workout
By Scott Rabalais

 

Empowering Asthmatics

By Nancy Hogshead. How can you swim with asthma? An Olympic swim champ lists 10 steps to stay symptom – free.

 

Personal Best: A SWIM Interview with Paula Zahn

By Phil Whitten

 

Working Out

 

On Deck

 

Swimming in the Flume

By Kevin Polansky

 

Aging & Swimming Faster

By Jane A. Moore, M.D., and Hugh C. Moore

 

Calendar of Events

 

Masters Swimmers: 20 Question Profile

 

Acclimating to Cold Water

By Diddo Clark

 

Your Views

 

Editor’sNote

 

Minding Masters

By Dorothy Donnelly

 

Health Waves:

Frequent Meals Lower Cholesterol; Time Zone Travel Affects Performance; New Wave Aerobics; Massage: It’s Nice to be Kneaded.

 

Lane Lines
Br Dan Gruender

 

Book Reviews

 

Master Speak
What’s the biggest change you’ve experienced since you started Masters swimming?

 

The Contributors

 

The Aqua Advantage

By Katherine Nichols. Why swimmers can run but runners can’t swim.

 

One More (Workout) for the Road
By Lynn Narlesky. Away on a business trip? Now you don’t have to miss a workout. Here is SWIM’S list of hotels that cater to swimmers in U.S. cities.

 

Fishing in the Pool

By Rachel Goldeen. From Atlanta to San Francisco, swimmers are finding their soul mates between the lane lines.