In the following days, the program covered the full spectrum of competitions – from 50 m sprints, through middle distances, to relay races, which was conducive to the Polish teams winning medals. For the city and the national swimming community, this is an important image-building event, highlighting Poland's growing position as a host of major swimming events and the dynamic development of the Masters movement.

Polish swimmers are well represented, competing for clubs such as Warsaw Masters Team, WKS Śląsk Wrocław, UKS Rapid, and others, regularly placing at the top of their age categories. On the first day of competition in the 100 m medley and long-distance freestyle events, the Polish team set a number of personal bests and achieved high rankings in the heats.

The European Masters Championships in short course swimming in Lublin conclude today after five days of intense competition at Aqua Lublin, where over a thousand swimmers from all over Europe competed from December 10 to 14. The event is hosted by Lublin, and the competition is held at the 25-meter Aqua Lublin swimming pool at Aleje Zygmuntowskie 4, which was previously prepared for the European Senior Championships.