Olympics Day 1 Notebook: American Kalisz and Weyant with 400 IM Opportunity Prior to the Olympics, there was a clear favorite for gold in both the women’s and men’s 400
The Mystery Behind Swimmers’ Feel for the Water By Vanessa Steigauf, Swimming World College Intern With their special “feel for the water,” swimmers know just how fascinating this element is.
Australia’s embarrassment of riches was very much on show on the opening night of swimming in Tokyo with the Dolphins blasting their way into the top ten fastest all-time relay
Olympics: American Women Need Entirely New Squad for 400 Freestyle Relay Final In recent years, the American women have had some success in the 400 freestyle relay. At the 2017
When Sarah Sjostrom fractured her elbow in February, she wondered for a moment if her chance at the Tokyo Olympics was gone. Facing surgery, an expected three-month rehab and an
Olympics: Heat Sheets Posted for Day One Finals and First Five Gold Medal Races The heat sheets have been posted for the first morning of finals action at the 2021
Olympics: Australia’s Dolphins Storming Toward Gold and World Record in 400 Freestyle Relay Barring an unforeseen disaster, Australia is staring at a coronation when the final of the women’s 400
Olympics: Adam Peaty, Arno Kamminga Exert Dominance in 100 breast The easy narrative in the men’s 100 breast is that everyone is racing for silver. Arno Kamminga might suggest that
Olympics: Yui Ohashi Solid, Emma Weyant Top Seed in 400 IM The day, and thus the Olympics, began with Japan hoping for success from its individual medley contingent. It ended
Olympics: Henning Bennet Muhlleitner Surprise Top Seed in 400 Freestyle; Gabriele Detti Looking For Another Podium When it comes to distance-freestyle standouts from Germany, the name Florian Wellbrock is immediately
