With swimming meets and competitions cancelled and the Olympics postponed, coaches and swimmers grapple with the unknown. Read about what governing bodies, coaches and swimmers are saying about the sport
FINIS Friday Livecast (Note the new time) April 10, 2020 @ 11:00 AM Pacific Time – NEW TIME! These are such crazy times! We want to bring the swim community
Some may be down in the dumps these days, but two U.S. National Team swimmers are doing more than taking the news sitting down. Jacob Pebley and Michael Chadwick Wednesday
The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) selected its All-American teams for the 2019-20 season, with an unprecedented number of selections because of how the coronavirus pandemic
Wayne Goldsmith says, ‘Believing in Yourself’ shows confidence and is a critically important athletic quality. However, it is not solely the responsibility of the coach to help swimmers to develop
Paul Kueterman has resigned as the head coach of Siena College’s women’s swimming and diving team, the school announced Tuesday. Kueterman had been in charge for 10 seasons and was
Bringing back this story by Dylan Evangelista, Swimming World College Intern. Now is the time to focus on good form at home to translate to good form in the water…we
The breaststroke strength series in Swimming World Magazine brings you the third of a four-part series that will focus on stroke-specific exercises designed to help strengthen the proper muscles for
Egyptian Olympic swimmer Farida Osman is grateful to be back in her home county, where she is on a two-week quarantine after traveling from the United States. Osman, who trains
Konstantin Grigorishin, the International Swimming League founder and funder, talks to Swimming World about the sport’s unique chance to move into the League of professional sports on Solidarity Swim Camp.
