Luke Hobson, Jillian Cox Return From Worlds to Lead Texas to Sweep of Georgia Seventy-two hours earlier, Luke Hobson was in Budapest, winning a short course world title and a world
Dryland Mania: Out-of-the-Pool Drills to Help You Succeed in the Water “Coming to practice is only part of being a great swimmer.” Those were the words my coach always used
Army-Navy and College Swimming’s Attendance Boom: A Significant Shakeup December 6 was a typical Thursday night in West Point, New York, with hundreds briskly shuffling in to watch their Knights
Poll: What Individual Women’s World Record Was Most Impressive at World Short Course Champs (VOTE HERE!) Earlier this week, Swimming World put together a poll that asked readers to choose
Olympic Mixed Relay Champion Anna Hopkin Retires After Career “Beyond Her Wildest Dreams” Anna Hopkin has announced her retirement after a decorated career in which she has won Olympic and
Breaking Through Plateaus: Keep the Faith – Your Day Will Come One stroke, two strokes—kick, pull, breathe. My heart pounded as I swam for the wall. I knew that this
Swims That Flew Under the Radar at the Budapest World Championships The World Short Course Championships in Budapest were incredible. Thirty world records were broken during the six-day meet, and
Holiday Gift Ideas From a Swimmer: We Know What We Want…and Can Use By Casey McNulty & Edie Sawyer It’s that time of the year again. The holiday season is
Queensland Championships, Night 4: Shayna Jack and brother Jamie Set Their Sights on LA28 After Impressive 50m Freestyle Double Act Paris golden girl Shayna Jack and her exciting little brother
5 of the Hardest Winter Training Sets Winter training… aka, every swimmer’s worst nightmare. Winter training is known to be the hardest week of practice during the swim season. The
