The FINA UltraMarathon Swim Series 2018, formerly called the FINA Open Water Grand Prix, kicks-off this weekend in Coronda Santa Fe, Argentina. The men’s and women’s elite 57km race will
The Case for High School Swimming To swim in high school or not to swim in high school? The answer will vary from school to school, city to city, state
Welcome to Swimming World’s Set of the Week sponsored by Commit Swimming.com! This week’s set is a longer IM set that is a lot of descend work while working on
By Bruce Wigo. Black Swimming History in the race pool did not begin with Simone Manuel‘s gold medal in Rio. Nor did it begin with Cullen Jones‘ gold medal in Beijing, Maritza
By Meaghan Raab, Swimming World College Intern. Backstroke is essentially the equivalent of freestyle, but on the back. In the Olympic Games backstroke has an interesting history. The first event to
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor Editor’s Note: Swimming World continues its coverage of the 2018 NCAA Women’s Varsity Water Polo season. Look for interviews, conference predictions and the best
By Dan D’Addona. The Big Ten Conference dual meet season is winding down with just a handful of meets on this final week before teams begin to prepare for the
The USA Swimming Athletes’ Executive Committee and Athlete Leadership Task Force are hosting the first-ever USA Swimming Leadership Summit in partnership with Gulf Swimming and the University of Houston on
By David Rieder. Imagine you just swam the race of your life—a best time by a full second, by far your best-ever finish at a national level meet. And then
The final weekend of duel meets in Division III swimming will be this weekend as we hit February and are officially seven weeks away from the NCAA Championships. “You don’t
