The University of California Berkeley will opt for remote learning to start the fall semester, which will likely affect how the university can conduct athletics, including its national powerhouse swimming
Every gold medal takes years of dedication, training and focus. But it also takes a mental toll on every athlete — a toll most are not prepared to deal with. David
NEW COMMIT: Oakland University has scored two big verbal commitments for the class of 2025 from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario native Logan Belanger and Ajete Eggers of Barrie, Ontario. Both talented swimmers will suit up
Claire Curzan chatted with Swimming World about swimming so well this past weekend despite training restrictions. As the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage the United States, many people in the
The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee Tuesday announced the hiring of Holly Shick to the new position of chief ethics and compliance officer. The hiring accompanies more comprehensive standards
Caeleb Dressel is one of the fastest sprinters in history. What is he doing to supplement his water training? Check out Dressel’s dryland routine in a live 90-minute virtual event
NEW COMMIT: Colorado State University has officially begun their class of 2025 recruiting after receiving a pair of verbal commitments from Tallahassee, Fla. native Emily Chorpening and Katie McClelland of Monument, Colo. Both
NEW COMMIT: The University of California, Santa Barbara has scored a pair of in-state verbal commitments for the 2021-22 season and beyond from Santa Clarita, Calif. native Kyle Brill and Matthew Driscoll of Los Gatos,
Swimmers, Improve Your Cooking Game! By Danny Whirlow, Swimming World College Intern. It’s understandable that a swimmer may loathe the idea of cooking for him or herself after practice. Or
5 Ways to Transform Your Breaststroke (Featuring Drills) By Annie Grevers, Swimming World Staff Writer and Lifelong Breaststroker Republished from the Swimming World archive There are many variations of breaststroke:
