USA Swimming Will Not Sanction Meets Until June at Earliest
USA Swimming has decided to not sanction any meets until at least June because of the coronavirus pandemic. The sport’s governing body in the U.S. had previously stated that it
Passages: Lukman Niode, 1984 Olympian Who Tested Positive for COVID-19, Dies at 56
Lukman Niode, a 1984 Olympian from Indonesia died on Friday at age 56 after testing positive for COVID-19, though the cause of death has not been officially released, according to
Drowning Prevention, Facts & Figures After ‘TV Docs’ Get Coronavirus Debate Drubbing
Commentary As “TV doctors” in the United States come under fire for their use of statistics in the debate over what next in the coronavirus pandemic, one man’s mistake is
For Bethany Galat, Olympic Postponement Adds Surprise Year to Career
Bethany Galat’s adventure through the month of March included the typically atypical craziness that became sadly commonplace for swimmers – of hastily booked but heavily discounted flights, of scrambling to
The Soak: Olympic golden girl Mel Wright lending a helping hand in COVID-19 front line
The Soak – Swim News In Brief Collated weekly Swimming World soaks up snippets from the realm of water sports around the world in a one-stop digest updated each day
Picking Up Speed: The Potential Performance Effect Of Music On Swimmers
When Xonzy Gaddis, Swimming World College Intern, wrote about the potential impact of music on athletic performance in 2018, he was picking up on a theme well understood in certain quarters
Virtual Tour of The International Swimming Hall of Fame is Now Open! No Lines
Take a Virtual Tour of the International Swimming Hall of Fame by Clicking Here No Waiting In Line! Join or Donate Now About ISHOF The International Swimming Hall of Fame
Who’s Who Of Safe-Sport Advocates Presses Congress To Pass Empowering Act As Is
Record-setting Safe-Sport Advocates Group Tells Congress ‘Abuse Must Stop!’ What is believed to be the largest consortium of Olympic Movement members ever to join hands in support of a national law
ASCA World Clinic Cancelled, Will Still Be Held Virtually But With No Banquet
The ASCA World Clinic that was supposed to be held from September 8 – 13 in Orlando this year has been cancelled. The decision was announced via Facebook Live from
Yuliya Efimova Moving After Quarantine as Olympic Future Still Uncertain
Russian swimmer Yuliya Efimova was forced to move out of her rental house after a quarantine in the United States. Efimova, who in 2013 tested positive for a banned substance