Today marks the 40th anniversary of the fifth day of racing in the pool at the Moscow 1980 Olympic Games, where Barbara Krause led one of two GDR podium sweeps on
Kristóf Milák, the Hungarian who crushed the 200m butterfly World record for the global crown in Gwangju, Korea, last year, just gave a big hint that COVID-19 lockdown has been
The City of Fort Lauderdale Commissioners voted to fully fund the 27-meter dive tower and an Observation Deck on July 7th. It will be the first and only high diving
The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee is launching the Team USA Giving Week, starting July 23, to raise funds to support athletes. The campaign, which includes programming featuring Olympic
USA Diving on Friday announced Legacy 2028, a new long-term fundraising campaign aimed to support USA Diving members through the next two full Olympic cycles. The campaign’s aim is to
With the 2020 Tokyo Olympics supposed to have opened, Swimming World takes a look back at the “Call Me Maybe” video that dazzled ahead of the 2012 London Games. “Hey,
Swim England CEO Jane Nickerson has pleaded with the Government to provide financial support to ensure swimming doesn’t become leisure’s ‘forgotten activity’ with 30% of public pools to remain closed
Coleman Stewart: Two NCAA gold medals. Thirteen conference titles. Twenty-two All-American honors. Two ACC Men’s Swimmer of the Year accolades, too many ACC records to count. The list could go
How the GMX7 X1-PRO Works on a Biological Level The goal of all training is to improve our Swimming Machine biology. We want to send the signals to our muscles,
A select group of Australia’s elite swimmers took their first plunge back into competition today with a virtual swim meet which co-incided with what would have been the opening of
