Pierre Lafontaine Back In The Splash As Head Coach At Swim Ottawa
Pierre Lafontaine, the former head of the Australian Institute of Sport’s swim program before he became Swimming Canada’s boss, is returning to the pool deck as the head coach of
Dryside Training by Commit Swimming: Distance Free
This article of “Dryside Training” focuses on specific exercises for individual strokes and race distances. I believe it’s beneficial to train your muscles and energy systems on land to help
ISCA, Pinnacle Racing Start GAP Year Program Led by Sergio Lopez Miro, Doug Fonder
The International Swim Coaches Association and Pinnacle Racing Thursday announced the GAP Year Program, offering new training opportunities to swimmers chasing the 2021 Olympics. In addition to a post-graduate group,
Swim Poll of the Week: 55% Believe Mark Spitz Is Best Male Swimmer of All-Time After Michael Phelps Among Retired Athletes
Mark Spitz topped the swim poll of the week as the top male swimmer of all-time among retired athletes after Michael Phelps. This is the Swim Poll of the Week
Penrith’s Warm Welcome Awaits Australia’s Prospective Olympic Open Water Warriors
Australia’s open water swimmers can expect a warm welcome following the announcement that the next saga in the men’s Tokyo Olympic 10km Marathon Selection Trial will be swum at Sydney’s
Become a Swimming World Intern! Now Accepting Applications for Journalism and Social Media School Year Interns!
Build your resume and gain valuable skills! Become a Journalism or Social Media Intern Swimming World Magazine, as part of the International Swimming Hall of Fame, is seeking a gifted
Anthony Nesty Named Member of SEC Council on Racial Equality & Social Justice
The University of Florida’s men’s men’s swimming and diving head coach Anthony Nesty and men’s tennis head coach Bryan Shelton and were named their respective sports’ representatives on the newly
MHSAA Votes to Allow Michigan High School Swimming Based on Safe Regions
The Michigan High School Athletic Association announced on Thursday that girls swimming, along with boys soccer and volleyball, will continue in approved regions, while other regions of the state will
Busy 2021 Schedule May Require Decisions By Athletes
Given how slow this season has been due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it is not surprising (pandemic pending) that next year’s global schedule is packed with competitions. How will next
MIAA Plan to Allow Massachusetts High School Swimming in the Fall
The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) Wednesday put forth recommendations for an updated 2020-21 athletic calendar that allows swimming to proceed in the fall. The MIAA’s COVID-19 Task Force unanimously