We all have things that we are passionate about. It may be cars or planes, collecting snow globes, or other things. In the world of swimmers, they all share one unique and passionate love. It’s a love that goes well beyond displaying medals, awards, and other keepsakes. It is the love of water, which many try to keep around them even when they are not making laps. They are the perfect people to discover capturing the river in a table!

For the Love of Swim

Ask any Olympic swimmer how much time they spend in the pool and most will laugh. To keep up with their practice, most will swim for an hour or two each day. They likely have a swimming pool at home, one at the gym, and maybe access to a heated pool for the winter months.

You also have to think about the long-distance swimmers. How do they practice throughout the year? How do they show their love of the sport? They swim in rivers. They swim in the ocean. They take to the water in whatever way they can. These swimmers do not have an actual “Place”. Therefore, they may create one.

Water Everywhere

Anyone can enjoy showing off what they love the most. For a long-distance swimmer, they can show their love of water by creating it. One idea is to create a river type area in their yard rather than a swimming pool. Another way to show what they are most passionate about may involve displaying a river table.

This river table can represent not only the river that they love to swim in most, but it can also be a place for them to set their trophies, medals, and other keepsakes. These tables are easy to create if you buy specialized epoxy used for river tables. A river table is a unique piece of art. These present a great opportunity for devoted swimmers to work out how they will display the treasures that they have earned.

Choose Displays Wisely

One of the best ways to display your love of rivers is to create a table that is a river. If you are more interested in displaying your medals and achievements, you can still add them in. However, you may want to consider putting your table near a wall where your display case is hanging. Then fill the tabletop with photographs of you doing what you love the most.

If you have only a few metals, you may be able to use a tabletop display. You will have to pick what works best for you. Either way, we think the river tables will be the perfect space for all your “passions” to be displayed.