The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission released a report this week showing a consistent rise in child drownings, sounding the alarm as summer approaches. The data covers fatal drownings in
Nearly 100 athletes from across the country were selected for the 2020 USA Swimming Zone Diversity Select Camps, which were slated to start this weekend in Illinois and Idaho. Due
Motivating Swimmers To New Heights By Michael J. Stott Memorable are the sporting events where an athlete or team is “on fire.” Swimming World checks in with two high school
With over four decades of collegiate coaching experience, Anne Goodman James of Colorado College has carried on a strong tradition of volunteerism with her student-athletes. These service opportunities have positively
“When I came back to my native country after all the stories about Hitler I couldn’t ride in the front of the bus. I had to go to the back
4 Ways to React When Things Are Not Going Your Way Swimming is full of ups and downs. You can go for days at a time with everything seeming to
Aerobic Overload: Volume Revisited By Michael J. Stott In the first of two parts, Swimming World Magazine re-examines the role of volume in swim training. Long ago—and in a time
High-performance Swim Ireland athletes are set to return to the pool on Monday 8 June at the National Aquatic Centre in Dublin. Swimmers who have been identified as potential Tokyo
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
Canadian Olympian Taylor Ruck has been living in the United States since she was a child, but returns to her Canadian roots periodically. This time, it is to train. After
