Champion’s Mojo Podcast: The Friendship of Training Partners Lilly King and Cody Miller Training partners and 2016 Olympic champions, Lilly King and Cody Miller, have developed an amazing friendship while
A final decision on the fate of the winter sports season from the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) will come next week as the COVID-19 pandemic intensifies in
Stations: The Beloved Swim Workout (Includes Sample) By Maggie Lasto, Swimming World College Intern. It’s no secret that swimming can get monotonous at times. With their faces in the water,
The International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) will recognize Sid Cassidy, for his extensive contributions to the administration of open water swimming with the 2020 Irving Davids/Captain Roger W. Wheeler
By Noah Yanchulis Jack Roach is no doubt one of the greatest coaches of all-time in the sport of swimming and his trajectory to get to this point has been
U.S. Open Preview: Welcome to a New Olympic Year In the words of Bill Murray in the 1993 film Groundhog Day, “It’s the Olympic Year. Again.” As the coronavirus pushed back the
The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference has announced the cancellation of all mandated regular season and championship competition for fall sports that were to take place over the 2020-21 season. The
Swimming World provided the opportunity for its Instagram followers to ask Michael Andrew questions about the International Swimming League (ISL). Hear what the New York Breakers superstar has to say
Who among elite swimmers doesn’t do yoga these days for the flexibility training, core muscle strength — and most importantly, meditative qualities? Recognizing that yoga has become a popular cross-training
Beata Nelson became one of the most decorated swimmers in the NCAA with her combination of dominance and versatility. In her first International Swimming League (ISL) season, she has had
