Freya Anderson: OCD, Therapy And The Path To Finding Happiness And Confidence It was only when Freya Anderson attended a British Swimming presentation on anxiety, depression and OCD that something
Ben Proud Eyes Another Line In History At World Short-Course; Adam Peaty & Tom Dean Among 11-Strong British Team Ben Proud will look to once more make history as he
Advice for the High School Swimmer Considering College By Maddie Strasen Senior year of high school is one of the most stressful years for swimmers. Some decide to throw in
Three Great Coaching Minds – Bob Bowman, Michael Bohl, Vince Raleigh – Discuss Training With Brett Hawke What goes into writing a workout? How is training devised for individual athletes?
Jordan Crooks Shines Again as Tennessee Men Win Against Louisville; Cardinal Women Beat Volunteers In an SEC-ACC showdown Thursday afternoon in Louisville, the Tennessee men got the better of the
Comedian Anders Holm Talks Laughs and Laps On Inside with Brett Hawke Podcast Anders Holm knows something about making people laugh, having established himself as a standout comic, writer and
The Positives that Covid-19 Brought to College Swimmers It has been two years since COVID-19 shackled not only our health, but also our lives. There was no exception for student-athletes
Growing in Confidence, Jordan Crooks Looks to Build on Fabulous Freshman Season There was no shortage of headliners in the final of the 50 freestyle at the 2022 NCAA Men’s
NEW COMMIT: The University of Alabama has dipped into Class of 2024 recruiting, recently receiving a verbal commitment for its Class of 2028 from Junior National qualifier Jarrett Payne of Sidney, Ohio.
The Evolution of Women’s Swimming: From Then to Now By McKenna Ehrmantraut, Swimming World College Intern. Women have fought for equal rights throughout history, but the first major spark of
