Commit Swimming Lets You Manage Your Plan
New in Commit At the beginning of Commit Swimming, coaches selected a subscription plan to our software individually. They could choose monthly or yearly pricing. Now, we have the ability
Should World Records be Faster? Episode 1
By Tucker Rivera, Swimming World College Intern. As we’ve touched on before, swimming is an evolutionary sport. Constantly improving, changing and growing in popularity, our sport has never seen a
Reading Wins Seven Events to Secure Massachusetts DII State Title
The 2018 Massachusetts DII Swimming and Diving Championships took place on Nov. 18 at Harvard University in Boston, Mass. The girls of Reading Memorial High School won seven events to
Andover Dominates to Win Fifth-Straight Massachusetts DI State Title
The 2018 Massachusetts DI Swimming and Diving Championships took place on Nov. 18 at Harvard University in Boston, Mass. For the fifth-consecutive year, Andover won the girls’ team title after
Rochester Adams Win First-Ever Michigan Girls DII State Title
The 2018 Michigan Girls DII Swimming and Diving Championships took place on Nov. 17 at Oakland University in Rochester, Mich. Behind a trio of gold medal performances, Rochester Adams clinched
Sandpipers of Nevada’s Portia Blackert Commits to Dixie State
NEW COMMIT: Las Vegas, Nevada native Portia Blackert has committed to Dixie State University and will arrive on campus next fall. She will also join Maddie Corder in the class of 2023. Primarily a
Ashley Turak Splits 22.10 & 47.63; Farmington Hills Mercy Repeat as Michigan DI State Champions
The 2018 Michigan Girls DI Swimming and Diving Championships took place on Nov. 17 at Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti, Mich. Four records fell at this meet, in which Harrison Farmington
Commit Swimming Set Of The Week: Mile Pace
Welcome to Swimming World’s Set of the Week sponsored by Commit Swimming.com! This week’s set is two rounds of a mile pace set that alternates with some active recovery aerobic
The Truth About Hyperventilation and Why You Shouldn’t Do It
By Jane Ehret, Medical Student, St. George’s University, Class of 2020. A recent fad to hit the swimming community is more dangerous than one would think. Over the past few
Road to 2018 NCAA Men’s Water Polo Tournament; Defending Champs UCLA in Danger of Missing Out
In what potentially will be a stunning turn of events, UCLA, defending national champions and the nation’s #2 ranked team, may not make the cut for the 2018 NCAA Men’s