Former European 100m backstroke champion Robert Glinta has announced his retirement at 25 saying “the resources are exhausted” while pledging to look after his physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health.
Mallory Weggemann has been a constant reminder of what is possible. The Paralympic swimmer broke down barriers to become a champion after she was paralyzed during a routine medical procedure to
The City of Fort Lauderdale recently welcomed Monaco’s princely family, their Serene Highnesses Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene to celebrate the completion of the City’s world-renowned Aquatic Center located
Building Your Process: How a Log Book Can Transform Your Swimming “Trust the process!” You have probably heard this phrase from your coaches or from fellow teammates who seem to
Hilary Phelps Opens Up About Alcoholism, Inspired by Michael Phelps’ Activism on Mental Health When Michael Phelps acknowledged his mental health issues and troubles stemming from them, he opened the
The American Swimming Coaches Association and the “Inside with Brett Hawke” podcast are working together to bring the rich history and knowledge of swimming’s greatest coaches to life for a
The Art of Swim – A Poem That Celebrates the Sport of Swimming From time to time, Swimming World publishes submissions from readers. The following poem, an ode to the
Return of Abbey Weitzeil, Simone Manuel Could Boost U.S. Hopes in 400 Freestyle Relay For eight years, Abbey Weitzeil never missed a senior-level U.S. international team, and she became a stalwart
A Conversation with an Unlikely Best Friend: The Black Line By Jamie Kolar Swimming is unlike any other sport. It is the only sport where you cannot talk to any
7 Things That Swimmers Fear Will Go Wrong on Race Day By J.P. Mortenson, Swimming World College Intern. After months and sometimes even years of training for what will hopefully
