In a newly-published ESPN feature, Olympic gold medalist Ryan Lochte opened up about the personal struggles he went through after he was publicly excoriated for his role in the infamous Rio gas
By Maddie Strasen, Swimming World College Intern Whether you’re going home or staying on campus, training throughout the summer is crucial for college swimmers to stay in shape and remember
University of Iowa graduate and former volunteer assistant coach Ashley Dell has been named an assistant coach with the University of Iowa swimming and diving program, UI head coach Marc
Despite major struggles on the power play, the USA Women’s National Team did enough defensively to defeat the Netherlands 6-4 in day one action at the FINA World League Super
Commentary by Kevin Gill, Swimming World College Intern. With the U.S. Nationals just a short three weeks away, many swimmers used this weekend’s arena Pro Swim in Santa Clara as
By Diana Pimer, Swimming World Contributor About two years ago in my senior year of college, I wrote the following article: 6 Everyday Struggles of a Breaststroker. After going for a (short,
At the end of March, six-time Olympic Medalist Missy Franklin announced her double-shoulder surgery and indefinite break from competition. After being diagnosed with bursitis in January, Franklin got the necessary surgeries and
Swimming World was on deck all weekend at the George F. Haines International Swim Center in Santa Clara, Calif., collecting video interviews with the top performers at the final stop of
Nutrition: Around the Table with Kelsi Worrell Visit the Swimming World Magazine Vault to Read More. Have you ever wondered how you can eat like an Olympian? The “Around The Table” feature
THE FLATS — Georgia Tech swimming and diving head coach Courtney Shealy Hart has announced that eight more student-athletes — seven swimmers and a diver — will join the Jackets
