Olympic gold medalist Eva Risvtov recently announced her retirement from competitive swimming in a social media post on her Facebook. In her post, Risvtov explains, At the age of 31 you have
Written By Benny Liang, Swimming World College Intern Many of us gasp at how ridiculously fast swimmers are going nowadays, many of the barriers that have been broken were once
Welcome to the “Swim Drill of the Week”. Swimming World will be bringing you a drill, concept, or tip that you can implement with your team on a regular basis.
By Nicole Farina, Swimming World College Intern. The most wonderful time of the year for college swimmers everywhere has finally arrived. It’s championship season. That’s right, folks. It’s time to
TYR Sport is proud to announce its continued sponsorship of the Danish Swimming Federation. As the national governing body of swimming in Denmark, the Federation is responsible for a number of
After 25 years as NBC’s prime-time Olympic host, Bob Costas and NBC have announced that the Olympic hosting torch is being passed on to Mike Tirico. Tirico’s duties will begin with the 2018 Winter
By David Rieder. The plan went off the rails before Michael Chadwick even had time to blink. It was his second race of Olympic Trials, but the 100 back had
Six months ago, Cierra Runge swam on the U.S. women’s 800 free relay in prelims at the Olympic Games in Rio, and that night she earned a gold medal as the finals’
Up & Comers: Ronald Dalmacio The United States has long been known for its dominance interna- tionally in men’s backstroke. Hoping to continue that tradition some day is 12-year-old Ronald
It is officially the start of championship season for NCAA Division III swimming & diving. This week, five of the nation’s top conference championships kick off competition across the nation.
