Current subscribers can visit the Swimming World Vault to download the issue now! Non-Subscribers can download for FREE by Clicking HERE. Swimming World kicks off 2017 with a look back at some of the
By Jason Tillotson, Swimming World College Intern. With the new year already among us, if you are anything like me, you’ve already begun to predict what the swimming world will
By Dave Crampton, Swimming World Contributor Swimming New Zealand will have another new Chief Executive Officer next month when Tennis New Zealand CEO Steve Johns switches sports. Johns would like
By Erin Himes, Swimming World College Intern Missy Franklin’s new book Relentless Spirit details her upbringing and rise to Olympic fame from a deeply personal angle. Written along with her
As teams settle back into competition season we are getting some indications of teams to watch in the next couple months of conference and NCAA championship meets. Read below to
Lessons with the Legends: Penny Taylor Sponsored by Dolfin Swimwear Swimming World continues a series in which top coaches share some of the secrets of their success. The January issue of Swimming World
By Dan.D’Addona. The first week of the new year is a chance to get back to racing. Many college swimming & diving teams have several weeks, even a month, without
In their second showdown and first dual meet in the 2016-2017 season, NJCAA powerhouse Indian River took down the University of Tampa men and women. The Indian River men won
With the second day of their meet at Virginia Tech cancelled due to winter weather and poor road conditions, the Georgia Tech men’s 200 medley relay took it upon themselves
By David Rieder. As professional swimming has grown over the past several Olympiads, the average age of the world’s top swimmers has gone up, particularly on the men’s side. It’s hardly
