Florida ranks fourth in the nation for unintentional drowning deaths, including swimming and boating-related incidents. On Friday, October 8, swimming and pool industry leaders from the Pool & Hot Tub
Swimmer’s Shoulder: The Most Common Injury to a Swimmer’s Engine By Vanessa Steigauf, Swimming World College Intern If you see someone constantly rubbing and stretching their shoulders, you very likely
Coaching Switch For Mack Horton Who Announces Move To Queensland Super Coach Michael Bohl Rio Olympic gold medallist Mack Horton is hoping a change will be as good as a
David Popovici: The Boy Who Might Be King (Full Article) Let’s play a game. It’s the 2024 Olympic Games, the French capital of Paris serving as the focal point of
Swimming and athletics will be the only compulsory sports at the 2026 and 2030 Commonwealth Games with hosts given greater flexibility to determine the programme. According to the Commonwealth Games
I Want to Swim in College. Where Do I Begin? Many swimmers would like to continue their careers at the college level, but many of them just don’t know where
NEW COMMIT: Texas A&M University has entered the Class of 2023 recruiting game, recently snagging an in-state verbal commitment from Olympic Trials qualifier Logan Brown of Sugar Land, Texas. He will join his
FINA establishes Integrity Unit, Shares Key Recommendations for Future Reforms Following unanimous approval by the FINA Bureau, meeting online on Monday October 11, FINA has published details of the reform
NEW COMMIT: After already scoring four verbal commitments on the women’s side, the University of Kentucky men’s program has landed its first one for the fall of 2023 from U.S. Open
Matt Sates Joining Hwang Sun-Woo and David Popovici as the Future in 200 Freestyle In July, teenage swimmers took the Olympic final of the men’s 200 freestyle by storm. Hwang
