Cullen Jones Showcases Speedo FIT on Good Morning America
Cullen Jones took to the pool this morning, though it was not his usual lane space in Charlotte. Instead, he appeared on Good Morning America in a temporary pool set up
In Sexual Assault Cases, the Athlete Has the Advantage
As the Brock Turner sexual assault sentence continues to circulate, many onlookers are in an uproar. On Friday, prosecutors released the rape victim’s statement read aloud in court to the
USA Swimming Foundation To Host Building Champions 5K Run, Presented By Metro Omaha Medical Society
OMAHA, Neb. – Registration is now open for the USA Swimming Foundation’s first ever Building Champions 5K road race, presented by Metro Omaha Medical Society, to benefit the USA Swimming
5 Things I Learned at Open Water Select Camp
By Caitlin Daday, Swimming World College Intern Open water is a whole different sport. Though it falls under the same heading as pool swimming, open water is more of a
5 Ways to Balance the Busy Swimmer Life
By Siobhan Dale, Swimming World College Intern Whether you’re a backstroker, breaststroker, distance swimmer, sprinter, there is one principle that the swimming world seems to have accepted: swimming is absolutely
VIDEO INTERVIEW: Cullen Jones and Madison Kennedy Talk Sprinting and More
After each swimming the 50 free four times in one day at SwimMAC’s Road to Rio meet Saturday, sprinters Cullen Jones and Madison Kennedy spoke with Swimming World’s David Rieder about their efforts and final
Heartbreak By Hundreds
At U.S. Trials, the men’s 100 fly and 100 back are all set to feature spirit-crushing drama… Commentary by Casey Barrett The brutal theme of Olympic Trials is heartbreak. Sure,
Performance of the Week: David Plummer’s 100 Backstroke
This week featured lots of stateside racing, with elite swimmers across the country hitting the pool to gear up for the U.S. Olympic Trials, starting in less than three weeks.
7 Things You Didn’t Know About The Women’s U.S. National Team
By Erin Keaveny, Swimming World College Intern The women on the U. S. National Team have smashed records and made history in the water, but contrary to popular opinion, they
Blue Buoy Swim School Celebrates 60th Anniversary
Story and photos submitted by Johnny Johnson Blue Buoy Swim School was established in 1956 by Mel and Doris Maxwell in Santa Ana, California. This was a time in Orange