To help swim lesson providers nationwide offer lessons to children who otherwise would not have the opportunity, the USA Swimming Foundation has awarded approximately $475,000 through its 2017 grant fund. After awarding
With few weeks to go for the start of the 17th FINA World Championships in Budapest, Hungary’s Kristof Rasovszky gave excellent indications on his present shape by winning the third
By David Rieder. Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Katie Ledecky is expected to qualify for a major international meet in a bunch of different freestyle events. Coming
Swimming World went into its archive vault to relive the first day of swimming at the 2016 USA Swimming Trials to bring back great memories and to set the stage
By David Rieder. Winning four Olympic gold medals and one silver at her first Olympic Games was far from easy, Missy Franklin insists, because preparing to reach the sport’s highest
The USA Men’s Water Polo team continued with its ups and downs of the FINA World League Super Final in the tournament’s last two matches. After a shootout loss and victories
The women’s 200 butterfly is one of several races at the upcoming Phillips 66 US National Championships that will be without the 2016 winner from US Olympic Trials. Cammile Adams is not
By Katie Wingert, Swimming World College Intern. Yoga has been trendy for quite some time now, and swimmers everywhere, including Rebecca Soni, sing its praises. Flexibility aside, does yoga work?
The 2017 Sette Colli International concluded in Rome today with a multitude of meet records falling and many swimmers moving into the top 20 world rankings for 2017. Denmark’s Pernille Blume delivered
NEW COMMIT: Runner and swimmer Madison Nalls has verbally committed to swim for the University of Pittsburgh beginning in the 2018-2019 season. In the pool Nalls is a freestyler. She has also had
