After 23-time Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps spoke at a U.S. Congressional Subcommittee meeting this week in favor of increased U.S. support for anti-doping programs, one of his fiercest rivals had some
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.
The International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) announced today that Frenchman Alain Bernard, will become one of seventeen (17) honorees to enter the International Swimming Hall of Fame as the
By Emily Messina, Swimming World College Intern After months of being extremely dedicated to a strict lifestyle, you deserve to go out, get involved, and have some fun experiences. There
Day two of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) men’s and women’s Swimming and Diving National Championships began this morning in Columbus, Georgia. Today’s prelim action saw the 200 free relay,
During the first weekend of March, the University of Texas typically hosts the American Short Course Championships, a short course yards prelims/finals meet that doubles as a last chance meet
Day two prelims of the 2017 NJCAA Championships continued with Indian River grabbing the top seed in every event. 2017 NJCAA Championships, Day Two Prelims – Results Women’s 50 Back
North Carolina State currently has a 855.5-778.5 lead over Louisville in the team race at the men’s ACC championships, and the Wolfpack’s performances in the final prelims session have the
The first morning of prelims action at the arena Pro Swim Series meet in Indianapolis featured competition in four events per gender: the 100 free, 200 breast, 100 fly and
Stanford’s women were dominant at the women’s Pac-12 championships over the weekend, winning all but four swimming events as they cruised to the team’s first Pac-12 championship in five years.
