The Longest-Standing American Records and Who Can Break Them In the past, Swimming World has taken a look at the longest-standing world records and their vulnerability. But what about a
Hubert Kos Continued Ascendancy With Masterful World Cup Performance More than two years have passed since Hubert Kos secured his status as the world’s top 200 backstroker when he surpassed
As swimmers, we can look for quick fixes. We know that we can adjust a flip turn here, tweak a breath there, and throw in a few extra dolphin kicks
Washington State Sets 5 Pool Records in Beating Northern Arizona Washington State set five pool records at Gibb Pool, including in both relays, to Northern Arizona, 168-36, on Saturday. Washington
Amid World Record Barrage, Chris Guiliano Was Consistent Force at World Cup Hubert Kos fired off a pair of world records. Regan Smith equaled a world mark and set multiple
Kaylee McKeown, Regan Smith Rev Up Backstroke Rivalry During World Cup Over the past three years, Regan Smith has won 11 international medals in backstroke, reaching the podium at every
The Return of Olympedia: Heartbeat of Olympic Stats and Information Restored Want to know Gretchen Walsh’s 100-meter butterfly time from a recent weekend? Curious about Leon Marchand’s splits from his
The Power of a Positive Mindset: How Your Thoughts Can Change Your Swimming You can train harder than anyone else in the pool, but if you don’t believe in yourself,
6 Ways to Swim Tall: Advice for the Vertically Challenged By Delaney Lanker My whole swimming career people have been telling me to swim tall. Standing at 5’0″, I wouldn’t
Jade Roghair, Katie McCarthy Lead Minnesota Past Iowa Jade Roghair and Katie McCarthy won two events each as Minnesota topped Iowa, 190-109, on Friday night. Roghair went 10:04.07 in the
