Mental Prep: Before the Beep with Melanie Margalis Olympic gold medalist Melanie Margalis turned 26 in December. She plans to live to 100, so she recognizes that this professional swimming
Australia’s Emily Seebohm had the lead almost the entire length of the women’s 100 back final, and she appeared to have a slight lead heading into the finish, but Canada’s Kylie Masse somehow
Adam Peaty dominated the 2016 Olympic final and 2017 World Championship finals of the 100 breast, winning by more than a second and a half on each occasion, but he had
Cate Campbell quickly pulled ahead of younger sister Bronte Campbell and pulled away to win the 50 free Commonwealth title by almost a half-second. She gave the world record, Sarah Sjostrom’s 23.67, a push,
Chad Le Clos would not be challenged in the men’s 200 fly final as the South African cruised to his third straight Commonwealth Games title in the event. Despite falling off
The TritonWear Race Analysis for the men’s 200m freestyle featured an exciting race between the Australian duo of Olympic champions Kyle Chalmers and Mack Horton. Chalmers and Horton both used a strong back half to
On night four of the 2018 YMCA National Championships no more National Records fell, but there were more close races and great swims. There are a number of tight team
The latest issue of Swimming World Biweekly is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers can click here to download For FREE – (Limited Time Offer) Florida senior, Caeleb Dressel, shines on the
After two full days of action in Australia’s Gold Coast, we are slated for yet another preliminary session of the 2018 Commonwealth Games with fast swimming expected all over the
Commentary By Donna de Varona Today, on the United Nations (UN) International Day of Sport For Development and Peace, we are reminded of the unifying power of sport and its role
