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RAMAT GAN, Israel, July 22. THE final session of long course meter swimming came to a close at the Maccabiah Games held in Israel with Andrea Murez of the U.S. doubling and Jason Lezak nearly clearing the 22-second barrier in the men's 50 free.
Murez first claimed the women's 200 IM title in 2:20.74, while Efrat Rotsztein finished second...
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RAMAT GAN, Israel, July 20. TWO more Israeli records were set during the second night of long course meter swimming at the Maccabiah Games.
Amit Ivry opened the evening with an Israeli record of 58.50 in the women's 100 fly. The time cleared her mark of 59.02 set back in 2008. Naomi Javanifard of the U.S. (1:00.96) and Kristina Tchernychev ...
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PHOENIX, Arizona, July 20. SWIMMING, diving and synchronized swimming news from the United States and Europe highlight today's news segment on
The Morning Swim Show.
Following is the complete transcript of the show, hosted by Peter Busch. Click the button on the right to view the video.
The USA Swimming sectionals featured a surpri...
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RAMAT GAN, Israel, July 19. THE men's 100 free featured the biggest fireworks of the first day of long course meter swimming at the Maccabiah Games. U.S. Olympic hero Jason Lezak put on a show for those in attendance.
Lezak, who has taken the Maccabiah Games by storm as the chief ambassador of the meet this week, clocked a swift time of 47...
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PHOENIX, Arizona, July 16. The United States Olympic swim team picks up awards and the aquatics community gets ready for the world championships in today's news segment of
The Morning Swim Show.
Following is the complete transcript of the show, hosted by Peter Busch. Click the button on the right to view the video.
It was another g...
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Guest editorial by David Rieder
PHOENIX, Arizona, July 16.
SWIMMING World superfan David Rieder, who blogs on his site at
swimdr549.blogspot.com, joins us again with his thoughts on how relays will pan out at the World Championships later this month.
Men's 400 free ...
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PHOENIX, Arizona, July 16. TODAY'S interview segment of
The Morning Swim Show features Olympic champion Jason Lezak and marathon swimmer John Mathews.
Lezak talks about his decision to skip the world championships this year in favor of the Maccabiah Games in Israel. He also talks about his itinerary there and what his goal times will ...
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PHOENIX, Arizona, July 15. YOU watched Jason Lezak do the impossible at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Now you can learn the secrets behind the stroke of one of the fastest men in history, with a new DVD from Go Swim, now available for purchase in the Swim Shop!
In "Go Swim Freestyle with Jason Lezak," the Olympic gold medalist shares the ...
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PHOENIX, Arizona, July 6. WORLD records and the start of the USA Swimming world championship trials highlight today's news segment on
The Morning Swim Show. Following is the complete transcript of the segment, hosted by Peter Busch.
The big meet of the week is the USA Swimming world championship trials, which start tomorrow in Indiana...
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Guest editorial by John Craig
PHOENIX, Arizona, July 3. EVIDENTLY there are talks being held about the possibility of a USA vs. Europe dual meet in the near future. The U.S. had previously taken on Australia, a misguided idea since discontinued. The U.S. has 290 million people, Australia only 17 million, and the meet had too much of a Dav...
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MISSION VIEJO, California, June 20. THE Olympians continued to be on fire at the TYR Swim Meet of Champions held in Mission Viejo. Open water Olympian Chloe Sutton s...
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MISSION VIEJO, California, June 19. THE second night of long course meter swimming at the TYR Swim Meet of Champions spotlighted a stocked field of Olympians.
Cali...
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MISSION VIEJO, California, June 17. THIS weekend, SwimmingWorld.TV will present LIVE and on-demand coverage of the TYR Swim Meet of Champions. The streaming coverage of this event is presented by Courtyard by Marriott.
The meet, taking place at the Marguerite Recreation Center in Mission Viejo, Calif. from June 18-21, will feature some of the ...
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Guest editorial by John Craig
PHOENIX, Arizona, June 4. THERE's a big dichotomy right now between the official Masters records in the younger age groups and the unofficial ones. As the rules stand, in order to set an official FINA Masters world record you must do it in a Masters meet, or at least in a meet sanctioned by a Masters orga...
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PHOENIX, Arizona, May 25. IN place of the regular edition of
The Morning Swim Show, Swimming World TV is debuting a new show this Memorial Day holiday, called
Swimming Technique.
The inaugural guest on the show is Olympic, NCAA and Masters coach Ron Johnson, who talks with host Brent Rutemiller about the resurging fad of swimming f...
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IRVINE, California, May 24. ROSE Bowl Aquatics' Jason Lezak provided some serious fireworks on the final day of the Janet Evans Invitational as he threatened the American record in the men's 100 free over long course meters.
In another head-to-head battle, Lezak smashed California's Nathan Adrian. Lezak took a run at Michael Phelps&...
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IRVINE, California, May 23. THE first evening of long course meter swimming at the Janet Evans Invitational featured a star-studded cast of Olympians found throughout the night's schedule.
Trojan's Katinka Hosszu opened the first night with a quick 2:11.47 for the women's 200 IM win. Stanford's Elaine Breeden finished second in ...
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