Talented swimmers from Leipzig face the biggest summer of their careers
Four talented young swimmers from Leipzig will represent their city at the 2025 European Junior Championships, continuing a proud tradition.
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Four talented young swimmers from Leipzig will represent their city at the 2025 European Junior Championships, continuing a proud tradition.
21-year-old Timo Sorgius from Leipzig has been nominated for the 2025 World Swimming Championships and will compete in the German 4x200m relay team in Singapore.
70 percent of Leipzig residents are active in sports: discover the trends and challenges in Leipzig's fitness landscape.
Fewer early swimmers completed a test in the Free State. However, the total number of swimming badges rose - as was the case throughout Germany.
The outdoor pool season in Saxony got off to a slow start last year due to bad weather. Then it got better.
The outdoor pool season got off to a slow start last year due to bad weather. Then things got better. Dresden's swimming pools have drawn a positive balance for the year as a whole.
After the humans, now the four-legged friends: the outdoor pool season has come to an end and some pools in Saxony are opening their doors to dogs for the last time.
When children can swim safely, the risk of swimming accidents is reduced. This is why swimming lessons cannot be started early enough.
A sporty scientist campaigns for water protection. Andreas Fath swims more than 1000 kilometers across the Elbe. It is not his first experiment of this kind.
Dangerous blue-green algae have been discovered in the Quitzdorf reservoir. Streaking and cloudy water indicate the presence of bacteria.
Health authorities advise against bathing, as blue-green algae can cause skin irritation or toxicity.
Pure sunshine and summery temperatures are luring people outdoors in Saxony. Some will want to go swimming. As the outdoor pools are still closed, the lakes remain open. But the DRK water rescue service warns.
The Halle Labor Court has postponed the hearing again and a decision is not expected before April.
Boris Rozenberg is leaving the German Swimming Association (DSV) after twenty years and is handing over the baton to Martin Wolfram at the national diving base in Dresden.
Jan Hempel receives more than half a million euros in compensation and damages from the German Swimming Association. He is relieved. He wants to help other victims.
Former water diver Jan Hempel and the German Swimming Federation have settled their dispute over compensation for years of sexual abuse. The DSV will pay Hempel 600,000 euros.