17/06/2026
Every champion's journey starts with one simple step—and for Mateusz Malina, that step was in a pool.
Just days ago, at the AIDA Pool World Championship in Hungary, Malina swam 252 meters on a single breath in the Dynamic No Fins (DNF) discipline. That's over five lengths of an Olympic pool, with no fins, no propulsion—just pure breath and technique. It was the fifth time he has broken his own world record, a progression he's held for more than a decade.
But here's the secret: every record starts with a first session.
You don't need to swim 252 meters on day one. You just need to start. Right here. In a pool. In a safe, controlled environment with a professional instructor guiding you every step of the way.
That first session could be yours. 🤿
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