Bob Bowman On Butterfly Development and Age-Group Progression in ASCA Lessons From Legends Through its YouTube page, the American Swimming Coaches Association has made it a goal to provide its
By Annie Grevers, Swimming World Staff Writer (From the Archive) The teenage years are not necessarily one’s most selfless stage in life. Your own swimming career grows ever more important
Craig Beardsley Belonged at the Olympic Games; At Least Now, Hall of Fame Induction Awaits In less than a week, former American star Craig Beardsley will be inducted into the
Taking On the S.C.A.R. Challenge: A Major Open-Water Demand Many marathon swimmers look for new and unusual challenges. One of the very different challenges is S.C.A.R., which is four marathon
Men’s Swimming’s Balance of Power – At Least For Now – Has Shifted to Europe The term, Balance of Power, is a frequently used phrase to describe the shifting currents
Training Set: IM Or Main Stroke Endurance Periodically, Swimming World will bring its readers a training set they can try to incorporate in their pool work. This set is designed
Maggie MacNeil Goes 50.84 100 Fly, Sets Two School Records as LSU Splits Maggie MacNeil set LSU program records in the 50 freestyle and 100 butterfly as the Tigers split
Carson Foster Takes Two More Wins as Texas Men Top SMU Classic; USC Women Finish First After posting three swift performances Friday, including a 3:38.79 in the 400 IM, Texas junior Carson
World Champion swimmer Madisyn Cox has announced her retirement from swimming. Cox made the announcement on social media Friday night. “What a ride it was. After all the highs and
Tokyo Golden Girls Emma McKeon and Kaylee McKeown Return To Racing In Brisbane Two of Australia’s Tokyo Olympic golden girls Emma McKeon and Kaylee McKeown joined a host aspiring teenagers
