Massimiliano Rosolino's swimming

From Olympic exploits to the secrets of the pool: at Romics 37, Massimiliano Rosolino talks about swimming through an extraordinary career filled with passion, talent, and over 60 medals.

Olympic champion in Sydney 2000, world champion and 14-time European champion, Massimiliano Rosolino comes to Romics to present Il nuoto, the illustrated manual that accompanies readers of all ages to discover techniques, styles and protagonists of one of the most beloved sports.

Rosolino takes on the role of coach and opens the cabinet of memories, intertwining advice and personal experience. Training, fatigue, tenacity, concentration, and the ability to react to defeats become the common thread of a story that also traces the great world and Olympic competitions and the years of commitment that led him to the pinnacle of international swimming.

Accompanying the champion's words are the illustrations and drawings of Carlo Volsa, an illustrator trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna, active in publishing, animation and cinema.
At Romics 37, a meeting for enthusiasts, young athletes, and the curious, to discover swimming through the voice of one of its great protagonists and share the value of sport both on and off the water.