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MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, November 14. THE second evening of short course yard finals at the USA Swimming Grand Prix held in Minneapolis, Minn., featured a pair of meet records for the Trojan Swim Club.
Trojan's Rebecca Soni won the women's 400 IM in 4:14.41, finishing nearly a second back from Kaitlin Sandeno's meet record of 4:13.54....
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LAGUNA HILLS, California, October 11. OLYMPIAN Kaitlin Sandeno might not be coming back to the pool as a swimmer anytime soon, but she's returned as a coach at her old club team according to the
OC Register.
The
Nellie Gail Saddleback Valley Gators have been struggling through some ...
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Guest editorial by Chris DeSantis
ATLANTA, Georgia, August 25. I've been trying to think positive thoughts about the coming change with the speedsuit ban deadline fast approaching. A conflicted fan of bodysuits, I'm looking for angles to feel good about their impending death.
Months ago, when their demise was uncertain, my fri...
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LOS ANGELES, California, April 29 FRENCH national champion and 2008 Olympian Clement Lefert and Yumi So (Crescenta Valley, Calif.), a two-time 2008 U.S. Short Course National Championships finalist, have signed with USC, third-year head men's and women's swimming coach Dave Salo announced on Wednesday (April 29).
"Clement and Yumi ...
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SANTA ANA, California, April 7. THE
Orange County Register put together a nice showcase article featuring the top 10 female swimmers to come out of the Orange County since 1989.
With Janet Evans ranking at the top, and the likes of Amanda Beard and Kaitlin Sandeno also making it onto the list, the paper devoted some serious time to giving...
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FEDERAL WAY, Washington, February 28. A day after setting the NCAA record in the women's 100-yard breast, Rebecca Soni came back to snatch the 200-yard breast American, NCAA and U.S. Open standards at the Pacific 10 Championships.
Soni torched the pool with a blazing fast time of 2:04.75. That swim cleared Tara Kirk's 2006 American and...
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Updated December 1 with video
TORONTO, Ontario, Canada, November 28. JULIA Smit of the U.S. shot down the short course meter world record in the women's 400 IM at the Canada Cup held in Toronto tonight.
Smit posted a time of 4:25.87 to wipe out the 4:26.52 set by Zimbabwe's Kirsty Coventry at the 2008 World Short Course Champi...
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PHOENIX, Arizona, August 14. MICHAEL Phelps, Ryan Lochte and Laszlo Cseh look to repeat their battle from the 400 IM today in the final of the men's 200 IM. Today's special in our 16-day Olympic sale celebrates these diverse swimmers by giving you a great deal on five DVDs from Go Swim.
Purchase the Misty Hyman butterfly, Aaron Peirsol b...
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PHOENIX, Arizona, August 14. MICHAEL Phelps, Ryan Lochte and Laszlo Cseh look to repeat their battle from the 400 IM today in the final of the men's 200 IM. Today's special in our 16-day Olympic sale celebrates these diverse swimmers by giving you a great deal on five DVDs from Go Swim.
Purchase the Misty Hyman butterfly, Aaron Peirsol b...
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PHOENIX, Arizona, July 12. RESULTS from international, national, college and high school state championship competitions comprise this month's content of For The Record.
The Australian Telstra meet leads off where Libby Trickett set a world record in her specialty, the women's 100 meter butterfly.
The TYR Swim Meet of Champions and th...
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PHOENIX, Arizona, July 11. ARE you falling for any of the common myths about swimming?
By reading Wayne Goldsmith and Helen Morris' article found in the July issue of
Swimming World Magazine, readers will be able to be sure that they are not just spinning their wheels in the pool.
Such questions as; does more training make you ...
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PHOENIX, Arizona, July 10. HEAD coach and UNC alum Rich DeSelm is in the process of building Tar Heel Swimming with the goal of becoming one of the top programs in the country. DeSelm brings an impressive array of coaching credentials and achievements, which has heightened and revived a sense of urgency and competitiveness in the program.
Among...
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PHOENIX, Arizona, July 9. IN December 2006, Katie Hoff broke Tracy Caulkins' 17-18 National Age Group record in the 400-yard individual medley with a 4:02.58. Four months later, Hoff would set her first individual world record in the 400-meter IM, and talk of whether Hoff could surpass Caulkins as the greatest American female swimmer of all tim...
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PHOENIX, Arizona, July 8. NOTE: The first concern of
Swimming World Magazine is for the safety of its readers. The Magazine would like its readers to know that there can be very real dangers involved with certain types of in-the-water hypoxic training of swimmers because it involves the reduction or elimination of breathing during swimming...
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PHOENIX, Arizona, July 7. RICK DeMont is one of the most respected coaches in the world. He's led swimmers to gold medals in the Olympics and World Championships, and earlier this year helped the men's and women's teams at the University of Arizona win their first NCAA titles.
In 2006, Peter Busch sat down with DeMont to talk about s...
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PHOENIX, Arizona, July 6. FOOD for thought for swimmers is provided in an article entitled, The Last Race, in the July issue's SWIM section.
In the article, author Wayne Goldsmith enumerates the many benefits that swimmers can draw from the sport.
Although the title of the article implies you think about issues like these once you retir...
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PHOENIX, Arizona, July 5. IN 1989 and 1990, Mike Ross was part of Princeton University's surprise wins in the 200 medley relay at the NCAA Championships.
Now 40 years old, Ross is still shocking swimming crowds, this time in Masters swimming. At the recent nationals held in Austin, Texas, Ross swam some of the fastest times of his career, br...
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Fast Swimming: What's The Pool Got To Do With It?
PHOENIX, Arizona, July 4. THE Swimming Technique section in the July issue of
Swimming World Magazine examines the relationship of fast pools and record breaking performances.
The article, Fast Pools and Fast Times, looks at what makes a pool fast. The main components of a fast p...
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PHOENIX, Arizona, July 3. THIS SwimmingWorld.TV interview from 2006, embedded on page 17 of the digital July issue of
Swimming World Magazine, features Amanda Beard talking about life in Arizona as a model and professional swimmer.
The only thing that's changed is that Beard has moved to Southern California. At the time of the inter...
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By John Lohn
OMAHA, Nebraska, July 2. THIS girl is something else. It's one thing to try to tackle the 200 freestyle and 200 individual medley double. It's another thing entirely to pull it off, which is exactly what Katie Hoff accomplished Wednesday night. Making it all the more impressive was Hoff turning in American-record times in bo...
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