The Training Transition: How to Adjust When Moving From Competition to Lifestyle Pursuits Competing as an athlete demands a specific and rigorous approach to training. It often involves long, grueling
The Greatest Team in History: How the U.S. Dominated the 1976 Olympic Games The 1927 New York Yankees. The 1995-96 Chicago Bulls. The 1972 Miami Dolphins. The 1976-77 Montreal Canadiens.
Tang Qianting Slightly Favored for World Title in Tightly Packed Women’s 100 Breaststroke In her first three appearances swimming for the United States at major international competitions, Lilly King was
Harper ‘Malin’ Wolfson Committs to NYU’s D-III Power Program The New York University women’s program, coming off a runnerup finish in the team standings at the NCAA Division III Championships,
Poll: What is the Greatest World Record of Michael Phelps’ Career (VOTE HERE!) One day after he turned 40 years old, Swimming World continues to celebrate the impact of Michael
Alice Dearing on Olympic Discipline and What It Takes to Go the Distance (Part II) This exclusive interview with Alice Dearing was conducted by Chris Tompkins of The Motivational Speakers Agency. As one of
Passages: John Brucato, Long-Time Bellarmine Coach, Age 63 John Brucato, the founding and long-time coach of Bellarmine University, died on June 24. He was 63 years old. Brucato was the
Gretchen Walsh Wins Honda Cup as Collegiate Athlete of the Year Virginia swimmer Gretchen Walsh on Monday was named the winner of the Honda Cup as the collegiate women’s athlete
Relay World-Record Holder David Walters to Receive Pat Tillman Award for Service at ESPYS Sixteen years after David Walters helped the United States set a world record in the 800
USA Swimming Accepting Applications for Scholastic All-America Recognition USA Swimming is accepting applications from athletes for its Scholastic All-America program, which recognizes pool swimmers, open-water swimmers and swimmers with disabilities.
