The One Thing You Could Be Doing WAY Better As a Swim Coach
As a swim coach, do you spend more time as a manager or as a leader? You probably raised your hand and said; “A leader, Dan. I’m a leader”. And,
Swimming World Presents “Did You Know? Fun Facts About ISHOF+Masters Hall of Famers”
Did You Know? Fun Facts About ISHOF/Masters Hall of Famers There are four honorees of the International Swimming Hall of Fame who also have been inducted into the International
Swimming World Biweekly – Mor-Cal: Ryan Hoffer & Cal with Dominant Win at the 2019 NCAA Division I Championship
The latest issue of Swimming World Biweekly is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! In this issue of Swimming World Biweekly, read about the Cal men’s domination
Soka University Gains Commitment from Orinda Aquatics’ Kassy Gregory
NEW COMMIT: Soka University has gained a new in-state commitment for the upcoming 2019-20 season from Moraga, Calif. native Kassy Gregory. Gregory does her club swimming with Orinda Aquatics and recently competed
Sandpipers of Nevada’s Bryce Rounds Commits to Mount St. Mary’s
NEW COMMIT: Las Vegas, Nevada freestyler Bryce Rounds has announced his commitment to Mount St. Mary’s University as a member of the class of 2023. Rounds does his club swimming with Sandpipers
Ryan Lochte on Possibility of Fifth Olympics and Favorite Memory of Hall of Fame Aquatic Center
Four-time Olympian and current world record holder Ryan Lochte sat down with Swimming World TV’s Brent Rutemiller at the Hall of Fame Aquatic Center’s groundbreaking ceremony on Friday. Lochte talked about his drive to
Swimming World Presents “What Coaches Can Learn From Swimmers – Part 2”
What Coaches Can Learn From Swimmers Part 2 This is the second of a two-part series in which Swimming World shares epiphanies from coaches whose athletes fundamentally altered their coaching
2019 Australian Swimming Championships Day 3 Finals: Ariarne Titmus Swims Fastest 200 Free in Three Years
The third night of the 2019 Australian Swimming Championships kicked off with a full slate of events scheduled. Ariarne Titmus broke the Australian Record in the 200 free with a 1:54.30,
Missouri Earns First 2020 Verbal from Sprinter Sierra Smith
NEW COMMIT: The University of Missouri has earned their first verbal commitment for the class of 2024 from Plymouth, Minn. native Sierra Smith. Primarily a sprint freestyler, Smith does her club swimming
Caeleb Dressel on 17’s, Tattoos, and the Future of the Hall of Fame Aquatic Center at the Groundbreaking Ceremony
2016 Olympian and American Record holder Caeleb Dressel made the trip from Gainesville to Fort Lauderdale to be on hand for the Hall of Fame Aquatic Complex’s Groundbreaking Ceremony on Friday. Dressel