Sue Welsh Named 2020 YMCA Swimming Coach of the Year
For the past 38 years, Sue Welsh has led the Hamilton Area YMCA Swim Team program. While building a successful team, she has helped her athletes achieve at every level
What Your Swim Bag Reveals About Your Personality
By Taylor Byers, Swimming World College Intern. There are countless different brands, styles, sizes and colors of swim bags. Swim bags are indestructible, surviving anything from the hot summer sun,
Champion’s Mojo Podcast: Ryan Murphy Discusses Dealing With Pressure
Champion’s Mojo Podcast – Ryan Murphy Ryan Murphy is a three-time Olympic gold medalist and world-record holder in the men’s 100-meter backstroke. He swept the backstroke events at the 2016
Michigan’s Tommy Cope Earns Big Ten Medal of Honor
The University of Michigan Athletic Department announced Tuesday (June 9) that senior swimmer Tommy Cope was named a 2020 Big Ten Medal of Honor recipient. The Big Ten Medal of
Swimming World Presents “Dryside Training: Dryland Exercises You Can Do When You Can’t Swim” With J.R. Rosania
Dryside Training: Dryland Exercises You Can Do When You Can’t Swim By J.R. Rosania The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our world. For swimmers, pools have been closed, and athletes have
NCAA Qualifier Cora Dupre to Transfer From Indiana to Alabama
200 freestyle Big Ten champion Cora Dupre announced she will be transferring from Indiana to the University of Alabama after one season. Dupre had a great first year with the Hoosiers, winning
Studies: Stay-at-Home Orders Prevented Millions of COVID-19 Infections
Shutdown orders that have brought sports and other aspects of normal life to a halt have prevented some 60 million COVID-19 infections in the United States and 285 million in
US Olympic Training Facility Space For Athletes Will be Limited Amidst COVID-19 Impact
The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOC) is preparing to re-open its training facilities, with new safety regulations because of the COVID-19 pandemic. But those new regulations won’t be
SW Biweekly – “Silence In The Face of Injustice Is Complicity” – On sale now!
The latest issue of Swimming World Biweekly is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault In this issue of SW Biweekly, read about Reece Whitley, a U.S. National
Brazilian Olympic Committee to Send Athletes to Europe For Training
The Brazilian Olympic Committee (BOC) will be sending around 200 athletes to various parts of Europe to train for the Olympic Games between July and December, according to a report