The final day at the 2016 European Open Water Championships featured the mixed 25K. This was the longest distance after Sunday’s 10K, Tuesday’s 5K, and Wednesday’s Team 5K. After a
By Temarie Tomley, Swimming World College Intern It’s been a little over a week since the U.S. Olympic Trials and I am still amazed by what I was a part of. The phenomenal
In 1981, a retired gentleman named Bill Grant found inspiration for a new invention after completing his morning swim workout. He was struck by the effort required to remove water
Ashleigh Shanley, Swimming World Summer Intern Every swimmer faces their individual battles. Whether it is an injury, an illness, or maybe even a few months of a plateau, we all face our personal
Commentary by John Leonard, ASCA & WSCA With the latest series of rulings by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), it has become clear that the world’s clean swimmers
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This week Stephanie Au was officially named to Hong Kong’s Olympic Swim Team. Now, it has been announced that she will also carry Hong Kong’s flag at the Opening Ceremony on August
DALLAS (SMU) – SMU head women’s swimming coach Steve Collins is headed to his sixth Olympic Games following his appointment to the Bulgarian staff, as announced by the country’s National
Welcome to Swimming World’s Set Of The Week! This week’s set is a distance race pace set specifically for milers. The set is great to do long course, as half
After Sunday’s 10K and Tuesday’s 5K, today featured the team 5K at the 2016 European Open Water Championships in Hoorn, Netherlands. The Italian crew of Rachele Bruni, Simone Ruffini, and Federico Vanelli claimed gold with
