Champion’s Mojo Podcast Celebrates 100-Year-Old Masters Champ Charlotte Sanddal Does 100 years of age sound too old to start every day with a dozen full pushups? Or too old to
LA 1984 Medallist Rob Woodhouse Makes Australian History After Completing Solo Swim Of The English Channel Rob Woodhouse made history as he became the first Australian to win an Olympic
Michigan State University Appeals to U.S. Supreme Court Over Title IX Lawsuit From Former Swimmers More than a year after Michigan State University discontinued its varsity swimming and diving teams,
The Ups and Downs of Being a Coach’s Kid By Andy Ross (From the Archive) Coach: The person you wish would use the word “recovery” more often. The person you
Growing in Experience, Hwang Sun-Woo Aiming to Be Best Self by Paris Hwang Sun-Woo doesn’t have to be told about the pressure that comes with being a star athlete in
The Pros and Cons of the Stroke 50s Being Added to the Olympics? By Daniel Zeng, Swimming World Intern More and more events have been added to the Olympic program
How Hand Paddles Can Improve Your Technique By Vanessa Steigauf, Swimming World College Intern Hand paddles are a piece of equipment almost every swimmer has in their bag. They help
Will Modglin Tabbed As Swimming World Magazine High School Swimmer of the Year The best competition brings out the finest in great swimmers. That is exactly what happened this past
Tokyo Olympian Hector Pardoe Among Seven Called Up To GB Open Water Squad For European Championships Tokyo Olympian Hector Pardoe is among seven athletes selected by British Swimming for the
After Commonwealth Games, Australian Women in Command of All Three Relays One year ago, Australia’s women were dominant at the Olympics. The swimming-obsessed nation had won just a single women’s
