Commit Swimming: The Best Workout Writing Software Just Got Better
Commit Swimming launched 4 years ago as a simpler way to write and store workouts digitally. The core piece of Commit is the algorithm that allows you to write a
Commit Swimming launched 4 years ago as a simpler way to write and store workouts digitally. The core piece of Commit is the algorithm that allows you to write a
Kalis Rasmussen just keeps on going. Age can’t stop her from breaking barriers on a world stage. While the U.S. Masters were competing this weekend in Arizona, this 95-year old
NEW COMMIT: The University of Kansas has received a new verbal commitment for Fall 2020 from St. Peters, Missouri native and current high school junior Ellie Wehrmann. Wehrmann swims year-round with the
NEW COMMIT: Georgia Tech has gained a new verbal commitment from Denizli, Turkey’s Baturalp Ünlü as a member of the class of 2024. Ünlü does his club swimming with Fenerbahce Spor Kuluebue and
NEW COMMIT: Wixom, Mich. native and current high school junior Eric Hieber has handed Grand Valley State University their first verbal commitment for the 2020-21 season and beyond. A freestyler who gets faster
Welcome to the “FINIS Tip of the Week.” Swimming World will be bringing you a topic that we’ll explore with drills and concepts for you to implement with your team
NEW COMMIT: Butterflyer Margaret Marando of Dublin, Ohio, has verbally committed to the University of Tennessee beginning in the fall of 2020. Marando does her club swimming with the United Swim Association
Mallory Comerford from the University of Louisville, Indiana University’s Lilly King, Beata Nelson of the University of Wisconsin and Abbey Weitzeil from the University of California Berkeley are the four
Alabama Director of Athletics Greg Byrne has announced the hiring of Coley Stickels as The University of Alabama’s next head swimming and diving coach. Stickels comes to Tuscaloosa following a
The Mountain Pacific Sports Federation, the most competitive conference in NCAA varsity women’s water polo, did not disappoint this weekend. On Sunday, USC and Stanford battled through five overtime periods