Contributed by Deniz Hekmati – Strength & Conditioning Specialist, Sport Scientist Deniz Hekmati provides regular content on strength and conditioning as Swimming World’s dryland contributor. Self-myofascial release is a trending topic in
Cynthia Potter, 1987 ISHOF Honoree and 28-time National Champion as a Diver is special. She is One in a Thousand! When asked why she wanted to join the International Swimming
Sydney 2000: Dutch Joy with History Making Olympic Haul To Pieter van den Hoogenband and Inge de Bruijn While Sydney 2000 was a successful meet for the Lenny Krazelburg-led Americans
A Personal Look at the Differences Between American and Australian College Swimming By Tara Draper, Swimming World Intern College swimming is a breed unlike all others. It’s such a different
Remembering John Ferris, Olympic Medalist and Man of the World By Robert Coe John Ferris (Stanford University Class of ’73) passed away from cancer in Walnut Creek, California on September
Texas A&M swimmer Raena Eldridge and Kentucky’s Asia Seidt were announced Thursday among the top 30 honorees for the NCAA Woman of the Year Award. Texas diver Alison Gibson and
Matt Grevers: Age Not Slowing Down Olympic Champion (From September issue of Swimming World Magazine) One day, Matt Grevers will stand in front of a ballroom filled with the biggest
This is the Swim Poll of the Week for Thursday September 10, 2020, sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. In our last poll, we wanted to know: Which new addition to the
As a new college season approaches (hopefully), Swimming World wanted to unveil its preseason top 25 Division I men’s swimmers ahead of the 2020-21 campaign, after launching our women’s list last week.
In a competition year shortened by the COVID-19 pandemic, there were 1,087 swimmers whose efforts in the classroom and in the pool successfully earned them the title of Scholastic All
