The Coachable Swimmer: 5 Ways An Athlete Can Be Open For Improvement
As swimmers, we can look for quick fixes. We know that we can adjust a flip turn here, tweak a breath there, and throw in a few extra dolphin kicks
As swimmers, we can look for quick fixes. We know that we can adjust a flip turn here, tweak a breath there, and throw in a few extra dolphin kicks
Women’s College Performance of the Year: Gretchen Walsh Goes Out With a Bang One final time, Gretchen Walsh is the clear choice for the year’s superior performance among college swimmers. The
Cal Freshman Ryan Erisman Deserving of Attention as Mid-Distance Freestyle Upstart When the surname Erisman arises in conversation, there is a tendency to assume the focus of the chat is
Historic Set: The Legendary 100 x 100 Of Olympic Champion Mike Bruner (Splits Included) A tradition at some clubs during winter training is for athletes to complete a 100 x
USA Swimming Pro Series Action for 2026 Just Around the Corner at University of Texas Less than a week remains in 2025, so let’s look ahead to the first major
What Was the Year? An Event-By-Event Look at the Last Time the USA Won Olympic Gold (Men’s Edition) No country has won as many gold medals at the Olympic Games
USA Swimming Announces 2024-25 Scholastic All-American Honorees USA Swimming has announced the complete list of 2024-25 Scholastic All-America recipients. The list consists of 1,741 athletes in grades 9-12 who maintained
As holiday training prepares to ramp up, Swimming World is running this piece from the archive that emphasizes the connection between an athlete and the grueling nature of holiday work
How Long Has It Been? Event-By-Event Look at Last Time the USA Won Olympic Gold (Women’s Edition) Given its century-long dominance in the pool, it’s rare for the United States
Top Women’s Performances of 2025: Summer McIntosh Tops List With Her First Record of the Year With the final days of 2025 approaching, it’s time to look back on the