After stunning performances in Toronto, Maggie Mac Neil and Shaine Casas earned the most points at the FINA World Cup stop. Mac Neil, of Canada, scored 58.5 points during the
The Week That Was, Sponsored by Suitmate The Week That Was #1: 7 Familiar Reasons Why Swimmers Leave the Sport By Alice Reeves-Turner Swimmers are renowned for their dedication to
Shaine Casas Flashing Greatness Again on World Cup Circuit Shaine Casas is no stranger to posting elite times after the year’s premier international competition has concluded. In 2019, he broke
Liam Murray Leading Swimming World Instagram Takeover By the University of Southern Indiana The next edition of the Swimming World Instagram Takeover is just a day away, with the University
World Cup Toronto: Maggie Mac Neil Scares World Record in 100 Butterfly; Pops No. 3 All-Time Mark Through two days of action at the FINA World Cup in Toronto, there
Remembering Dr. Bob Treffene – A man At The Heartbeat Of Swimming For Five Decades Dr. Bob Treffene, a pioneer in the often complex world of sports science, was “a
Louise Hansson Delivers Swift Time in Prelims of 100 Fly at World Cup in Toronto; Summer McIntosh Chasing Another WJR With a performance of 55.59, Sweden’s Louise Hansson produced one
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Swimming: A Sport That Prepares You For Life By Evangelia Vasilakis, Swimming World College Intern. Swimming, a sport where you have to be physically strong and mentally strong to succeed.
Despite Brief Turnaround, Katie Ledecky Was Dynamite In 200 Freestyle; American Record On Alert The schedule during Saturday night’s FINA World Cup in Toronto was not exactly friendly for Katie
