Finswimming is one of the most exciting water sport ever. Finswimming is a sport belonging to the aquatic specialties which, using specific equipment (monofin, fins, snorkel or cylinders) allows the athlete to reach much higher speeds than swimming. There are indoor (swimming pools) and open water (sea, lake, rivers) championships.

To which federation belongs Finswimming?

The international federation to which fin swimming belongs is CMAS, the Confédération Mondial des Activités Subaquatiques, which is part of the ARISF, and is a discipline recognized by the IOC.

Is there an age limit to join Finswimming?

Finswimming is suitable for any age . In fact, there are competitions for very young people, for children and adults and for veterans, over 25 years old.

How can I find a Finswimming club?

You can find Finswimming clubs easily, just looking on the internet.

How can i stay updated with Finswimming News?

Finswimmer Magazine is the most comprehensive web site about Finswimming in which you can find events, updates and everything about Finswimming.

Czech National Finswimming Teams 2023 - Junior & Senior - Finswimmer Magazine

This year again, the top event for senior and junior finswimmers will take place with the participation of the Czech National Team. After the Czech Championship in Zlín, which ended the nomination period, national coach Barbora Kondrová and her assistants, Josef Cimburek and Zuzana Svozilová, announced the final selection

The first highlight will be the Junior World Championship in Cairo, Egypt, where the competition will take place on June 21-24. Under the supervision of Barbora Kondrová and Barbora Bayerová, a mix of experienced competitors who have already won some championships and newcomers, for whom this will be their first experience in the national team jersey, will be represented by:

Tadeáš Andrés (KSP Olomouc) – 50RP, 50PP, 100RP, 100PP, 4x100PP

Klára Divišová (KSP Olomouc) – 50BF, 100BF, 400BF, 4x100PP, 4x100BF

Nela Dušková (Modrá Hvězda Praha) – 200BF, 400RP, 400PP, 4x100PP

Veronika Králíčková (Čochtanklub Žďár nad Sázavou) – 400PP, 800PP, 1500PP

Jakub Mizera (Laguna Nový Jičín) – 50RP, 50PP, 100PP, 200PP, 4x100PP

Vasilij Ploc (Modrá Hvězda Praha) – 400RP, 200PP, 400PP, 800PP, 4x100PP

Vendula Řezníčková (Aqua klub Liberec) – 100PP, 800PP, 1500PP, 400BF, 4x100PP

Adéla Zapletalová (Aqua klub Liberec) – 400RP, 100BF, 200BF, 4x100PP, 4x100BF

David Žemba (Čochtanklub Žďár nad Sázavou) – 100BF, 200BF, 400BF, 4x100PP, 4x100BF, 4x100PP

In July, the attention of fans of finswimming will be focused on the Hungarian Gödöllő, where from July 19 to 22, the best finswimmers from all over Europe will compete. The Czech team, which will be led by Barbora Kondrová and Josef Cimburek, will be represented by World Games participant Filip Látal, medalists from the junior championships Daniel Cimburek, Nela Dušková, Matyáš Kubíček, Tomáš Pilný, Czech record holder Adéla Švomová as well as newcomers who successfully represented in the junior championship last year category – Jiří Kubíček and Klára Mazalová:

Daniel Cimburek (KP Pardubice) – 50RP, 100RP, 400RP, 100PP, 4x50PP, 4x200PP

Nela Dušková (Modrá Hvězda Praha) – 200BF, 400RP, 400PP, 4x50PP, 4x100BF

Jiří Kubíček (KPM Pulec Praha) – 100BF, 200BF, 400BF, 4x100BF

Matyáš Kubíček (Aqua klub Liberec) – 200PP, 400PP, 800PP, 4x200PP

Filip Látal (KSP Olomouc) – 200PP, 400PP, 800PP, 4x200PP

Klára Mazalová (Subaquaklub Delfín Tábor) – 400PP, 800PP, 1500PP

Tomáš Pilný (Modrá Hvězda Praha) – 50RP, 100RP, 50PP, 100PP, 4x50PP, 4x200PP, 4x100BF

Adéla Švomová (Čochtanklub Žďár nad Sázavou) – 50RP, 100RP, 50PP, 100PP, 4x50PP, 4x100BF

We especially want to send many thanks to clubs and parents of all finswimmers, who helped with financing the preparation for the the competitions and all trips and therefore enabled the athletes to represent our country.

For Czech Finswimming, Josef Cimburek

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