Import Swim Results from USA Swimming, NCAA, European Aquatics
TL;DRSwimer automatically imports your official results from USA Swimming, NCAA, European Aquatics and RFEN. Connect your federated identity once and the app syncs every time, 50-split, relay leg and meet — recalculating CSS and zones nightly. Free and unlimited.
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Quick summary: Connect your USA Swimming, NCAA, European Aquatics or RFEN identity and Swimer automatically imports all your official times, 50-splits and relay legs. Recalculates CSS and zones nightly. Free, unlimited, with verified federated badge.
Bringing your competitive history into a single app that updates itself after every meet is the first step toward having a professional athletic profile. Importing your USA Swimming, NCAA or European Aquatics results into Swimer turns that scattered history into actionable training data.
What exactly gets imported
- Individual times in every distance and stroke (50/100/200/400/800/1500 free, 50/100/200 back, breast, fly, 100/200/400 IM).
- 50 m splits from every electronically timed event.
- Relay leg times: your individual time within 4×100 free, 4×200 free, 4×100 medley, etc.
- Grouped meets: each meet with its events, venue, dates and course (LCM, SCM, SCY).
- Personal Bests with federated badge verified against the official source.
How NCAA and European Aquatics link to your CSS
When you import a 200 m freestyle and a 400 m freestyle from the same meet or training block, Swimer applies the Critical Swim Speed formula and updates your 6 intensity zones automatically. This means after every meet, your next AI-generated workouts already use the new target paces.
Cross-validation and badges
A time imported from an official source (USA Swimming, NCAA, European Aquatics, RFEN) earns a verified badge on your profile and in social rankings. This distinguishes them from manually entered times and increases trust within the Swimer community.
Multi-course support
Swimer keeps separate rankings and CSS for long course (50 m), short course meters (25 m) and short course yards (25 y). When an American swimmer imports SCY times alongside European LCM times, both histories coexist with course conversion factors.
Swimer handles all of this: connect your federated identity (RFEN, NCAA, European Aquatics) and Strava, we compute your CSS and 6 exact zones, you get adaptive cycles with automatic tapering, follow the global elite live and share PBs on the first vertical social network for swimmers. Coach Portal included. Native multi-pool. Free during launch, RFEN-backed. Join the swimming world.
Step by step
- 1
Open Settings → Federated identity
From your Swimer profile, access the federated identity section and select your primary source (USA Swimming, NCAA, European Aquatics or RFEN).
- 2
Link your license or ID
Enter your USA Swimming ID, NCAA ID, European Aquatics URL or RFEN license. Swimer verifies the match in seconds.
- 3
Wait for first import
The first sync downloads your full history. It takes 30-60 seconds for swimmers with hundreds of times.
- 4
Review and confirm your times
They appear on your profile with a federated badge. Splits, relays and meets are automatically linked.
- 5
Activate automatic sync
From there, Swimer updates by itself after every official meet. No further action needed.
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