How Sports Psychology Can Help Athletes Through Difficult Times Michael Jordan, Russell Wilson, and Tom Brady. Three well-known names in professional sports have all utilized sports psychologists. It is no
Through Jim Thorpe Decision, IOC Has Opened Door to Right Wrongs of East German Doping So, the door is ajar? Is that what the International Olympic Committee has suggested? Seems
Abby Arens Hits Quick 100 Fly at Cary Sectionals; James Plage Has Top Men’s Swim in 400 Free As Sectionals competition continued across the country Saturday night, North Carolina State
Passages: Legendary Diving Coach Hobie Billingsley Dies at 94; Left Impact on the World Hobie Billingsley, a 1983 International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Diving Coach, and one of the
Daniel Diehl, Anna Moesch to Highlight YMCA Long Course Nationals in Greensboro For the first time since 2019, the top YMCA swim teams in the country will meet for a
Penn’s Nomination of Lia Thomas For Prestigious NCAA Award Another Insult to Women’s Sports Remember the winter and early spring when the University of Pennsylvania turned its back on fairness?
To celebrate Disability Pride Month (July), we are celebrating Paralympic swimming history by highlighting the career achievements of five important Paralympic athletes. Trischa Zorn Trischa Zorn is the most-decorated Paralympic
Katharine Berkoff Drops 59.52 in 100 Back at Cary Sectionals Heading into her senior season at North Carolina State University, Katharine Berkoff has won an NCAA title and achieved some international
High-Intensity Workout: Breaststroke With Medicine Balls Here is a breaststroke specific set focused on developing power and consistent timing. Take a look at the set below and the description that
What Claire Curzan Learned from Busy World Championships Debut At the World Championships in Budapest, Claire Curzan raced in 16 individual swims over eight days. After a strong performance at
