Planning a Fun-Filled Olympic Trials Watch Party
Planning a Fun-Filled Olympic Trials Watch Party The highly anticipated, and COVID-delayed, Olympic Games are just around the corner. With the United States Olympic Trials slated to begin on June
Swim Poll of the Week: 75% Believe Swimmers Should Have More Meet Options For Olympic Qualification
This is the Swim Poll of the Week for Thursday May 6, 2021, sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. In our last poll, we wanted to know: Do you think all
Bruno Fratus Continuing Preparation For Tokyo With More Relaxed Mindset For Third Olympic Games
As time was ticking down toward the official Brazilian Olympic Trials in April, veteran sprinter Bruno Fratus was apprehensive about traveling to his home country, which was struggling to contain
Triple Paralympic Champion Ollie Hynd “Stepping Away” From The Pool For The Immediate Future
Three-time Paralympic champion Ollie Hynd will not compete in Tokyo in August as he steps away from the pool for the immediate future. The Briton won the SM8 200IM titles
With COVID Spike in Japan, Petition Garners Thousands of Signatures for Olympic Games Cancellation
Petition Garners Thousands of Signatures for Olympic Games Cancellation Less than three months shy of the scheduled start of the delayed 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, the Associated Press has
Miami Beach Celebrates Merle Liivand Day to Commemorate World Record
The City of Miami Beach declared April 17 Merle Liivand Day, celebrating the renowned open-water swimmer’s world record swim there. Liivand broke her world record that day by swimming 30
Swimming World Presents – Guttertalk: Should Relays Be Held As Timed Finals At Future NCAA Championships? – Sponsored By Colorado Time Systems
The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers Can Download This Issue Here Guttertalk: Do You Think Relays Should
Guest Commentary: Don’t Mix My Olympics With Politics
Guest Commentary: Don’t Mix My Olympics With Politics Swimming World is running this guest editorial by Charles Hartley in regard to IOC Rule-50, which deals with athlete protests during the
Swimming World Presents – The Power of Positive Coaching
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 Power of Positive Coaching By
Georgia Tech Adds Another For 2022 From Kansas 6A State Runner-Up Anne Deedy
NEW COMMIT: Georgia Tech has received their sixth verbal pledge for the 2022-23 season and beyond from Junior National qualifier Anne Deedy of Mission Hills, Kansas. She will join Ariana Dirkzwager,