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International Swimmers Association

Posted by Glenn Mills on Jun 23, 2009 12:32PM (2,703 views)

A quick announcement for our friend Roland Schoeman.  Read more about Roland here, and support him by picking up his DVD.

Roland has initiated the effort to create the "International Swimmers Association".  For more information, log onto Facebook and join the group.  If you're a swimmer, and you're international (yes, that's a joke), it may be something that can ultimately protect your interests in the sport.

Here's the text from the group:

FINA have until now exerted far too much control on the world of swimming. We as swimmers and the major attraction behind any national/international swim meet need to finally stand together and unite as one voice so that we can help control our sport.

Day in and day out decisions are being made for us by FINA, it is clear that our international representatives sitting on FINA's board are unable to make a significant impact and aid us. 

I am trying to establish a swimmers association where we will gain back some power in the world of swimming. That we will have a greater say in matters of significance. 

If you feel strongly about this please join this group. If not then feel free not to.

This is only a first step, after the group is established and we have enough support we can look at officially starting an association and getting further legal assistance.

We can finally make a change for the better in our sport. Please help me in this.

Jump to the group here.




Responses

Responded Jun 25, 2009 06:50PM

What does he mean... that FINA has to much control over our sport?


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