U.S. Nationals: Men’s Team Seeking New Standouts in 2025 (Men’s Predictions) The Olympic swimming competition in Paris brought disappointment for the American men, with only six individual medals throughout. Bobby Finke claimed
Podium Potpourri: Catching Up with Olympic Champion and NBC Announcer Rowdy Gaines Through our “Podium Potpourri” series, Swimming World has taken the time to get to know some of the
Backstroke to Breaststroke: Which Turn is Right For You? The transition from backstroke to breaststroke in the individual medley has become a major topic of discussion in the swimming world
Reset Like a Champion: Why the Best Swimmers Know When to Take a Break As the swimming world gears up for the upcoming World Championship Trials, some of the biggest
U.S. Nationals: Olympic Stars Poised to Shine Again (Women’s Predictions) The women from the United States accounted for 15 individual medals in swimming at the Paris Olympics, to go along
10 Things You Learn as a Swim Parent By Dr. Donald Lee Aivalotis, II – Guest Editorial newswimmer.com I once told my wife that we would NEVER become a swim
Poll: What Women’s World Record is Most Likely to be Broken at U.S. Nationals? (Vote Here!) When the United States National Championships open on Tuesday, it will have been a
Before the Beep: How Distance Standout Jillian Cox Prepares for Major Competition The University of Texas women recently wrapped up another stellar season, winning the Southeastern Conference championship and finishing
Legendary NAG Records of Bobby Hackett and Mary T. Meagher Will Be Under Fire at Nationals They are two of the most-iconic National Age Group (NAG) records in history. Want
Breaststroke Breakthroughs? Where U.S. Team Has Openings Entering Nationals The United States has never lost a women’s medley relay when Lilly King has handled the breaststroke leg, with two Olympic gold
