Just one day after The New York Times released their explosive story about Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov, the former director of the national anti-doping laboratory in Moscow who oversaw systematic doping and the sabotage
Commentary by Casey Barrett Not since East Germany in the 70s and 80s has there appeared to be a more concentrated state-run system of nationally mandated doping. Russia today has
Swimming World Magazine contributor and Open Water Swimming advocate, Steven Munatones, suffered a heart attack yesterday morning. According to reports, his son Skyler Munatones performed CPR until paramedics arrived.
By Dr. Buky Chass, Swimming World Israeli Correspondent Every four years every country turns its attention to a question: Who will carry the National flag at the Olympic opening ceremonies?
NEW YORK (May 13, 2016)–Speedo International, the world’s leading swimwear brand, today unveiled its line-up of federation swim suits ahead of this year’s summer of sport. The black and gold
By Gerry Dunn, Swimming World Guest Contributor Deferred gratification: The ideological principle which encourages individuals and groups to postpone immediate consumption or pleasure in order to gain an enhanced return at
Everything you need to follow along with prelims of day one of the 2016 Arena Pro Swim Series Charlotte. Events: Women’s 200 Free Men’s 200 Free Women’s 100 Breast Men’s
Everything you need to follow along with day one prelims of the 2016 Atlanta Classic. Events: Women’s 200 Free Men’s 200 Free Women’s 100 Breast Men’s 100 Breast Women’s 100
Swimming World‘s first issue of the Swimming World Biweekly series is now available for download for all current subscribers. Check out the issue to read more about the upcoming Olympic Trials,
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