We’re always excited about the Olympics at Asphalt Green; our doors (and pool) are always open to Olympians.
See which elite athletes have stopped by to teach a clinic, swim in our pool, hit the gym, and help us celebrate sports and fitness over the years.
And we can’t forget those who got their start at Asphalt Green. Former AGUA swimmer Lia Neal took home her second Olympic medal, a silver in the 4x100-meter freestyle relay in Rio!
Keep your eyes peeled and be sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram; you never know when you might catch a glimpse of an Olympian at Asphalt Green!
Olympians Cullen Jones and Ryan Lochte Visit Asphalt Green
The gold medal pair hit our Upper East Side pool while training for Rio, and signed a few swim caps to support Asphalt Green.
Jason Lezak Journey to Olympic Gold
Eight-time Olympic medalist Jason Lezak—most known for his come-from-behind victory as the anchor in the 4x100-meter freestyle relay at the 2008 Beijing Olympics—talks about his famous Olympic moment and the heartbreak that helped him get there.
Catching Up With Eric Shanteau
The 2012 gold medalist shared his Olympic journey exclusively with Asphalt Green when he attended The Big Swim in 2015.
Asphalt Green at the 2016 Olympic Trials
Olympic Trials Through the Eyes of Asphalt Green Swimmers Isabel Gormley and Krystal Lara
The dedicated Asphalt Green Unified Aquatics (AGUA) swimmers reveal what it’s like swimming with some of the best in the world at the 2016 Olympic Trials.
Calm Competitiveness Key for Olympic Trials-Bound AGUA Swimmer Isabel Gormley
At just 14 years old, the AGUA swimmer shares her experience as one of the youngest swimmers to ever make trials.
AGUA Swimmer and Olympics-Bound Krystal Lara Featured in the New York Times
A look at the work ethic and sheer determination it takes to earn a spot at the Olympic Trials.
Asphalt Green's Olympic Spectators Guide:
We tapped our in-house experts to create the ultimate Olympic Spectators Guide—so you can watch like a pro.