By Danny Whirlow, Swimming World College Intern. Last Summer, pools all around the United States voiced concerns over a lack of lifeguards to run safe and efficient operations. Stretched thin,
Covid-19: Five Things to Focus on After a Long Break From the Pool When this article was written a few years ago, no one thought the world would be hit
Olympic Games Questionnaire With the Olympic Games delayed by a year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Swimming World is instituting a new feature in which we ask our readership to
One by one, the DeLoof sisters moved to San Diego for a fresh start with Team Elite. Reunited, the trio of All-Americans from Michigan have been swimming for Team USA
Katerine Savard, the Canadian butterfly ace, has transferred her skills to the silver screen with a debut acting role in a film named an official Cannes 2020 selection this week. The
Swimming Technique Concepts: The Value of Hand Force Analysis Part III- Breaststroke by Rod Havriluk The two previous articles in this series (Part I—Butterfly and Part II—Backstroke (also in this
NEW COMMIT: Backstroker and butterflyer Nyah Funderburke of Blacklick, Ohio, has announced her verbal commitment to The Ohio State University beginning in the fall of 2021. Her father, Lawrence Funderburke, is a former Ohio
It is officially June 2020, and this month was supposed to be the final march to the U.S. Olympic Trials in Omaha, Nebraska. With COVID-19 pushing the Olympics and all
Meghan Hawthorne, a USC All-American medley swimmer who spent the past five seasons as an assistant coach on new Trojan head coach Jeremy Kipp’s staffs at Boise State and Northwestern,
Swim Neptune swimmers Keaton Jones and Devin Esser along with coaches Joe and John Zemaitis will all individually attempt to swim 25 miles of swimming in 24 hours. At the start of every hour, for 24
