Such an intense competition schedule demands impeccable organization and reliable equipment from the athletes, including quick-drying microfiber towels, which are a must for repeated entries into the water. We congratulate all participants on their passion and wish them new personal bests at each of these events!

Over the weekend, the capital will also host participants in the Polish Junior Summer Para-Swimming Championships, proving that the water is an environment accessible to everyone. At the same time, in Gliwice, dedicated swimmers will compete in the Polish Cup for long-distance events, and in Konstancin-Jeziorna, experienced athletes from the Masters category will vie for medals.

The coming days will bring great excitement to Polish swimming pools, bringing together competitors of all ages and skill levels. On May 7 and 8, the Warsaw Youth Olympics for the 2016 age group will take place in Warsaw’s Mokotów district, marking the first step in a sporting career for many children.