Ponds Forge – where Olympians train alongside learn-to-swim programmes – will reopen in the second week of October. It is a sizeable turnaround since it was announced less than six
COVID Ban For Auckland Swimmers With Anxious Wait To Hear Of Change In Restrictions Auckland’s 200-strong qualifiers for the Aon 2020 NZ Short Course Championships, face a desperate wait to
Olympic champion Duncan Armstrong helping turn gold dust into gold medals with Australia’s National MLC Flippers Program Olympic champion Duncan Armstrong OAM was front and centre when Swimming Australia, in
7 Swim Meet Tips for Spectator Cheering Squads By Gigi Picard Swimming World College Intern For any swimmer’s cheering squad, and maybe especially for parents, there is nothing more thrilling
As Head Coach of the Tokyo Frog Kings, Dave Salo Eager to Leap Into ISL Season Dave Salo loves fast swimming. Now, he is making the move to the forefront
Yannick Agnel: Sees Danas Rapsys As the Only Man Racing the 200 Free Correctly 2012 Olympic 200 freestyle champion Yannick Agnel of France weighed in on Brett Hawke’s podcast about the status of the
The latest issue of Swimming World Biweekly is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault In this issue of SW Biweekly, read about how George Haines and Mark
Catherine Breed completed a crossing of Monterey Bay this week in less than 13 hours, setting a record for the open-water course. Breed’s swim started Monday night at Twin Lakes
Konosuke Yanagimoto has a stellar week at the 2020 Tokyo Special Swimming Tournament, setting a pair of national high school records. Yanagimoto went 1:47.85 in the 200 freestyle. That time
Earlier this year, USA Diving formed a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Council consisting of staff members, athletes, coaches and thought leaders. These individuals have been working together to address diversity,
