Artistic swimming was long referred to as synchronized swimming until after the 2016 Rio Olympics, when the international governing body, World Aquatics, rebranded the name to artistic swimming in ...

Yes, artistic swimming is the same sport that used to be called synchronized swimming, although even the Olympians often forget and casually refer to their sport as “synchro.” (I was a ...

For many years, this event was known as synchronized swimming, but the named was changed in 2017 to artistic swimming to give it a wider appeal. For the 2024 Paris Olympics, while the name hasn't ...

Artistic swimming, yes, this is the formal name for what is still often referred to as synchronized swimming, is so much more. It ‘combines technical perfection, synchronisation, choreography ...

For 40 years, artistic swimming has been part of the ... The sport, formerly referred to as synchronized swimming until 2017, underwent a significant shift in December 2022, when the International ...

SAINT-DENIS, France — Let’s get one thing straight: There’s so much more to artistic swimming — often called synchronized swimming — than synchronization. Blending music and ballet ...

How does Olympic artistic swimming work? Artistic swimming – sometimes colloquially known as synchronized swimming and governed by World Aquatics – is essentially water acrobatics set to music.

The rule change to the synchronized swimming competition ... permitted to compete in the lower level competitions for artistic swimming, but previously had been shut out from earning a spot ...

Athletes from Russia and Belarus, if approved to compete as neutral athletes, can now form swimming relays, synchronized diving pairs and artistic swimming duets and teams at World Aquatics events.

Artistic swimming is one of many sporting events at the 2024 Paris Olympics. The combination of water acrobatics and music showcases technical movements and peak athleticism. Team USA is set to ...

Athletes from Russia and Belarus, if approved to compete as neutral athletes, can now form swimming relays, synchronized diving pairs and artistic swimming duets and teams at World Aquatics events.