Swimmer Strength Tech Tip: Shoulder Pain
Contributed by Deniz Hekmati – Strength & Conditioning Specialist, Sport Scientist Let’s face it, swimming is considered to be one of the healthiest sports to do, but we can also
Contributed by Deniz Hekmati – Strength & Conditioning Specialist, Sport Scientist Let’s face it, swimming is considered to be one of the healthiest sports to do, but we can also
A Voice For the Sport: SHEDDING LIGHT ON THE DARK SIDE OF SWIMMING By Craig Lord Remember, remember the 9th of November and the bonfire of falsehoods exposed with the
The FINA World Cup is coming to a close next week as Cate Campbell and Vladimir Morozov lead the point standings heading into the final meet next week in Doha. Campbell has been on
Navigating the U.S. Olympic Trials Gauntlet in Men’s 100 Freestyle Will Be No Easy Task (October Issue – Swimming World Magazine) For most of the 21st century, the American men
The current men’s NCAA Water Polo season is one of the most competitive in recent memory: With only a few weeks remaining in the regular season, all the conferences have
Psych sheets for first stop of TYR Pro Swim Series for 2019-20 season The psych sheets for the first stop of the 2019-20 TYR Pro Swim Series have been released
NEW COMMIT: The University of Tennessee has landed a big recruit for the class of 2024 from Mona McSharry, a native of Dublin, Ireland. McSharry is a member of the Irish
Did anyone foresee the surprising success of the University of California Santa Barbara’s men’s water polo varsity, 2019 edition? Ranked #7 in NCAA preseason polls, Coach Wolf Wigo’s Gauchos broke
Global Athlete Says Trust Only Regained With “Board Representation, Independence & Separation of Powers” Global Athlete (GA), the representative body for sportsmen and women, has called for “wholesale structural change”
Australia’s premier swimmer Cate Campbell continues her globe trotting year this week when she arrives into Doha for the final FINA World Cup of the Year – and where she