How to Train On Your Own: 6 Helpful Hints
How to Train on Your Own – 6 Helpful Hints By Kiah Francis, Swimming World Intern It can be a challenge to train independently, but there are many ways to
How to Train on Your Own – 6 Helpful Hints By Kiah Francis, Swimming World Intern It can be a challenge to train independently, but there are many ways to
NEW COMMIT: The Woodlands, Texas native Cotton Fields has pledged his in-state verbal commitment to Southern Methodist University He will join Sawyer Inglis and Angus Corbeau as a member of the Mustangs in the fall of
NEW COMMITS: The Ohio State University has scored a pair of verbal commitments for their growing class of 2025 from Cincinnati, Ohio native Tim Kalin and Grafton Parlette of Rochester, Minn. Both swimmers will arrive
The Olympic rings installation on a barge in Tokyo Bay has been temporarily removed for maintenance with plans to return in December ahead of the rescheduled Tokyo 2020 Games. The
A Gross Injustice: How Rick DeMont Lost His 1972 Olympic Gold Days After Winning It By John Lohn In 1972 at the Munich Olympics, 16-year-old Rick DeMont had won the
A decision by the Japanese Swimming Federation to restrict the number of swimmers allowed at any meet to between 32 and 40 competitors may hasten the race-comeback plans of sprint
NEW COMMITS: The University of Connecticut has received their first set of verbal commitments for the 2021-22 season and beyond from Chantilly, Va. native Amelia Schaefer and Paige Sugra of Hainesport,
This is the Swim Poll of the Week for Wednesday August 5, 2020, sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. In our last poll, we wanted to know: What do you
Mary Kate Phillips had just seconds to react. A neighbor across the street was choking and her mom was screaming for help. Phillips sprung into action. While another neighbor called
The city of Indianapolis will be bidding to host the 2024 Olympic Swim Trials inside Lucas Oil Stadium, home of the Indianapolis Colts football team, according to a report from