AQUATICS
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Since 1979 Athletes in Action aquatics has sought to impact the world of competitive aquatic sports through developing athletes’ God-given potential, building Biblical character into lives, touching hearts cross-culturally, and sharing with others the life-changing message of love, hope, and forgiveness found in Jesus Christ.
Summer mission projects, international sports/mission trips, swimmers’ chapels, age-group summer swim camps, elite training camps, evangelistic swim clinics and personal discipleship are some of the ways AIA Aquatics has impacted the world of competitive swimming over the last 40+ years.
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Compete and travel with us. Grow in your faith and in your confidence in sharing your faith with others.
Take your faith and sport to the next level and learn how to apply your faith to your sport.
Join fellow-swimmers and coaches for 15-20 minutes of fellowship, worship, and a short devotional at major competitions around the country.
aquatic milestones
Athletes in Action has always been committed to excellence in ministry and athletic performance. God has enabled AIA Swimming to accomplish some incredible athletic milestones:
MIKE BOTTOM
Swam for Athletes in Action and qualified for the 1980 U.S. Olympic Team in the 100 M Butterfly. He currently serves as the Head Swimming and Diving Coach at the University of Michigan, and was a member of the 2016 U.S. Olympic coaching staff.
jOSH DAVIS
Represented Athletes In Action for six years, won individual and relay national championships, garnished three gold medals at the 1996 Olympics, set the American Record in the 200 M Freestyle three times, and won two silver medals at the 2000 Olympic Games.
bent brask
A1976 Norwegian Olympian and national record-holder in the 100 M Butterfly, he served on the staff of Athletes In Action and represented AIA internationally in Europe.
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