Can We Be Frank?
Guest Commentary By Bob Heimbrock Ten years ago this month, Frank Busch began serving as USA Swimming‘s National Team Director, providing the overall vision and leadership for the sport’s top coaches
A Guide to Swimming Halls of Fame: Where History Is Celebrated
A Guide to Swimming Halls of Fame: Where History Is Celebrated This article will provide an overview of swimming Halls of Fame (international, national and local), the various disciplines that
Goldfish Swim School Launches Monthlong ‘Safer Swimmer Pledge’ Campaign
Goldfish Swim School on Tuesday announced the “Safer Swimmer Pledge” to mark National Water Safety Month in May, matching each pledge with a $1 donation to the USA Swimming Foundation
Daniel Dias Among Four Swimmers Vying for Election to IPC Athletes’ Council
Four swimmers are among the record-tying 22 candidates for the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) Athletes’ Council, announced Tuesday. The IPC Athletes’ Council serve as the voice of the IPC athlete
Swimming World Presents – The Art of Swimming: The Story of Hero and Leander, Lord Byron and the Birth of Open Water Swimming
The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers Can Download This Issue Here The Art of Swimming: The Story
Sarah Bacon Wins First 3-Meter Diving Medal for US in 30 Years at World Cup Event
On the fourth day of the FINA World Cup, Sarah Bacon, Samantha Pickens and Zachary Cooper competed in the Women’s 3-meter and Men’s 10-meter finals respectively. Bacon, who qualified second
Peter Rocca Joins ISHOF’s One in a Thousand Campaign, “It’s a Great Organization!”
Two-time Olympian and double backstroke silver medalist Peter Rocca has joined ISHOF’s One in a Thousand campaign, designed to help the Hall of Fame prosper during the COVID pandemic. “Here you have
Yang Junxuan Breaks Asian Record in 200 Free, Wang Jianjiahe Throws Down 15:49 1500
Yang Junxuan Breaks Asian Record in 200 Free, Wang Jianjiahe Throws Down 15:49 1500 The 2021 Chinese Nationals continued Tuesday from Qingdao as the Chinese Olympic contingent for Tokyo is
Out of the Pool: Molly Sullivan on Distance DQs, Bad Basketball and Swim Parenting
Out of the Pool: Molly Sullivan on Distance DQs, Bad Basketball and Swim Parenting When Molly Sullivan graduated from the University of North Carolina, she was looking for a place
New Book ‘Take Your Mark, LEAD!’ Offers Inspiring Look Into Leadership
New Book ‘Take Your Mark, LEAD!’ Offers Inspiring Look Into Leadership A leader is someone who can be confidently followed, trusted, and recognized as unique from the pack. The term,