The Living is Never Easy in Swimming
By Caitlin Daday, Swimming World College Intern. Scrolling through Facebook I recently came across an article written about a month ago called, “High School Track: It’s Springtime and the Living
Eva Fabian Posts Open Letter About Wetsuit Use at FINA Open Water World Cup
On the eve of the FINA Open Water World Cup stop in Setubal, Portugal, American Eva Fabian posted an open letter to her Facebook page regarding the potential use of wetsuits in
Next Generation Pushing Men’s Breaststroke Events At USA Swimming Nationals
The men’s breaststroke events are shaping up to be one of the deepest and most competitive events at next week’s USA Swimming Nationals in Indianapolis, but one of the most interesting things
Sarah Sjostrom Shines on Swimming World Biweekly, Available Now!
Olympic gold medalist Sarah Sjostrom shines on the cover of the current Swimming World Biweekly. Sjostrom, a two-time Olympian from Sweden, recently threw down top times in the 50, 100 free and
Maggie Wallace Ready to Lead Next Generation of Open Water Greats
by Kevin Gill, Swimming World College Intern. With the ever growing popularity of open water swimming, both domestically and internationally, many young faces are beginning to emerge as the future
Peaty, Martinenghi Among Record Breakers at Day One of 2017 Sette Colli
The 2017 Sette Colli International kicked off today in Rome, Italy and runs through Sunday, June 25th. Day one of the meet saw a total of four meet records fall,
Nicolo Martinenghi Downs 100 Breast World Junior & Italian Records at Sette Colli
World Junior Record holder Nicolo Martinenghi downed the World Junior and Italian National Records in the men’s 100 breast during finals of the first day of competition at the 2017 Sette
Synchronized Swimming Establishes Foothold in New York City
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor New York City, the city that spawned stickball, may seem the least hospitable of venues for an activity like synchronized swimming, remembered here mostly
Ledecky, Murphy, Worrell and Others Make Strategic Race Decisions for Nationals
With the psych sheets out for U.S. Nationals, it’s now clear at least what events athletes won’t be swimming in. Katie Ledecky, for instance, is the fastest American in the world this
Andrew Seliskar Out For U.S. Nationals, Kevin Cordes Will Swim (UPDATED)
Kevin Cordes, an Olympic finalist in both breaststroke events last summer in Rio, and Andrew Seliskar, this year’s NCAA runner-up in the 400 IM, are both absent from the initial psych