Olympic Champion Tatjana Schoenmaker to Bypass World Champs; Will Focus on Commonwealth Games Two months shy of their start, the World Championships continue to lose star power, with South African
Jim Puleo, who coached swimming at all levels, and all over the world, has died. He was the Panama Olympic swimming coach in 2000. Puleo died on Friday at age 67
From the April issue of Swimming World Magazine, historian Bruce Wigo examines the history of USA Diving. Get Swimming World Magazine and Swimming World Biweekly FREE When You Become A Member of the International
Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition (MBCC) will hold its annual Against the Tide fundraisers, multi-sport events benefitting the only non-profit in the state dedicated to the prevention of breast cancer from environmental
A Discussion Of Legendary Federica Pellegrini Training Set On Inside With Brett Hawke Podcast There is a future place in the International Swimming Hall of Fame for Federica Pellegrini, the
The Week That Was, sponsored by Suitmate The Week That Was featured USA Swimming qualifying procedures for the upcoming world championship trials, Flynn Southam breaking a Kyle Chalmers record, and
Junior National Teamer Jacob Pishko Commits to Louisville NEW COMMIT: University of Louisville has scored a commitment from Junior National Team member Jacob Pishko for the fall 2022. Pishko, a
Having Fun: Why Relaxing Before a Meet Can Benefit Swimmers Chasing a specific time can be exhausting. Frustrating. Saddening. Annoying. All these words can be used to describe a slower
Open Water Swimming: Achieving the Triple Crown The term “Bucket List” caught the public’s attention in 2007 with the release of a film by the same name starring Jack Nicholson
Shaine Casas Surging Toward Crucial Rebound Trials in Greensboro; Will Swim Backstrokes, 100 Butterfly, 200 IM For two years, Shaine Casas could do no wrong in the pool. He broke
