Learning From Colleagues (Part II): The International Bond Among Coaches Swimming World explores the fraternal nature of how coaches learn from one another. Not surprisingly, such education isn’t always about
Archie Goodburn went third in the all-time British 50br rankings with the men’s and women’s 100 back finals set to be fiercely contested as day two prelims of the British
Leah Shackley Posts Impressive Double During First Full Night at YMCA Nationals The first standout performance of YMCA Short Course Nationals in Greensboro, N.C., belonged to Leah Shackley, a 16-year-old representing
Daiya Seto Dominates 400 IM at Japanese Champs; Leukemia Survivor Rikako Ikee Qualifies For World Champs For Daiya Seto to regain his title of world champion in the 400-meter individual
Freya Colbert may have clinched the sole qualification time for Fukuoka worlds but the first finals session of the British Championships offered a glimpse into an exciting future for the
Conor Ferguson Among Trio To Secure ‘A’ Times For Fukuoka 2023 At Irish Open Conor Ferguson, Danielle Hill and Ellen Walshe all secured ‘A’ times for the the 2023 worlds
Tattoos: The Art Behind Swimming and Their Wide-Ranging Meanings Tattoos have long been an artistic way of displaying one’s personality or artistic appreciation, along with offering the chance to make
NEW COMMIT: Auburn University has earned a verbal pledge for the 2024-25 season and beyond from Bella Ekk of Tallahassee, Florida, who is a Junior National qualifier. She’ll join Georgia Colborn in Auburn’s Class of
NCAA Swimming to Long Course: How College Stars Could Perform in the Big Pool With college swimming season complete after two exciting weeks of action at the NCAA Women’s Championships
Stroke Wars: How Breaststroke and Butterfly Emerged As Separate Strokes Today, we accept that there are four competitive strokes. But when the first rules for competitive swimming were written in
