Chrissy Lihan, the architect who designed the model of the International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) for Santa Clara, left Fort Lauderdale on Tuesday, September 5th before Hurricane Irma on a
Fike Swim, a progressing swim product company since its signature “The Brick” kickboard was released, has recently signed 2017 World Championship bronze medalist Zane Grothe to its list of ambassadors.
World Championship gold medalist and Australia’s backstroke queen Emily Seebohm has today been nominated for one of the most prestigious sporting awards, ‘The Don Award’, presented by the Sport Australia Hall of
While attending the ASCA World Clinic in Washington, Swimming World interviewed Chris Morgan, head coach of Crimson Aquatics, on his experience with the art of Kaatsu. Kaatsu is a form of training
NEW COMMIT: According to a report from the IndyStar Jack Franzman has de-committed from NC State and given his verbal commitment to in-state power house Indiana University. Franzman trains with Zionsville Swim Club
In an article that originally appeared on the International Olympic Committee (IOC) website, the IOC published an Evaluation Commission Report for the 2028 Olympic Games that confirmed Los Angeles is
There’s more to swimming than just doing laps, and there’s more to life than just swimming. We cannot always find those professional swimmers in the pool, sometimes they step off
Swimming World had a chance to catch up with Tony Shutts at the most recent ASCA Clinic in Washington D.C. and hear about his new product, the Aqua Boom. The Aqua Boom came
Around the United States, a handful of local swim committees have restricted young age group swimmers from wearing high-tech racing suits in competition. These suits can cost up to $400 or $500,
Michael Phelps is the most decorated swimmer in the sport’s history and has more Olympic medals than any human in history with 28, ahead of Soviet gymnast Larisa Latynina who has 18 across
