4 Reasons Why In-Season Invitationals are Beneficial
By Ryan Gibbons The course of a swim season is remarkably familiar: a few weeks of drills is followed by a long period of intense training, culminating in a few
By Ryan Gibbons The course of a swim season is remarkably familiar: a few weeks of drills is followed by a long period of intense training, culminating in a few
SEC Weekly Swimming Awards: Maggie MacNeil, Joshua Liendo Lead Honorees Maggie MacNeil garnered her first Southeastern Conference accolade Tuesday after being named the SEC Female Swimmer of the Week by
Michael Phelps Hopes Mental Health Focus Can “Save a Life” Michael Phelps has kept busy since his swimming career ended for good after the 2016 Rio Olympics, and one of
Coping with Retirement: Finding Your Motivation Outside the Pool Let’s talk about it. And by “it,” I mean the word that all chlorine dwellers dread. Retirement. I mean, sure, I
Swimming World Announces Official Partnership With Inside with Brett Hawke Podcast Today marks an exciting milestone for Swimming World and the International Swimming Hall of Fame, as they announce an
21 Things to Love About Swimming To honor a sport that has defined so many lives in many ways, here are 21 things individuals love the most about swimming: 1.
Black People Will Swim, an Organization on the Rise, Making a Difference Paulana Lamonier has made a home around the pool. Now she is doing the same for others. Lamonier
Three-time Paralympic champion Hannah Russell has announced her retirement following success on the international stage spanning more than a decade. With a silver and bronze on her international debut aged
The Importance of Test Sets: How They Serve As a Barometer (Examples Included) By Annika Hobson In a sport that revolves around times, the implementation of test sets during practice
Former U.S. National Team swimmer Presley Bard Anderson was diagnosed with lung cancer earlier this month, and it has progressed to Stage IV. A GoFundMe has been set up for