5 Tips for Staying in Shape When You Can’t Train All Summer
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern Let’s face it, for many of us, summer isn’t what we see in the movies. Instead of hitting the beach every day or
Katie McLaughlin Keeping Things in Perspective After Difficult Year
By David Rieder At just seventeen years old and swimming in her first major international meet, Katie McLaughlin became a World Champion. Five months later, she faced an even greater
Former Australian Coach Scott Volkers Banned From Rio Games
Former Australian coach Scott Volkers has been banned from attending the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, according to news from Inside the games. Volkers is currently coaching in Brazil for the Minas Tennis Club.
The Case For Permanent Olympic Host Cities
Commentary by Casey Barrett For virtually every world city, hosting the Olympic Games is a pretty bad bet. It costs billions, for things that won’t get much use afterwards. It’s
Fitter And Faster Drill Of The Week: Breaststroke With Flutter Kick
Welcome to the “Drill of the Week” sponsored by The Fitter and Faster Swim Tour presented by Swimoutlet.com. Swimming World will be bringing you a drill, concept, or tip that
2016 European Championships: Day 4 Prelims Live Recap
Everything you need to follow day four prelims of the 2016 European Championships. Hit refresh for the latest coverage. Full results here: 2016 European Championships: Day 4 Prelims – Results Women’s
Australian Olympians Set to Compete at Japan Open
Freestyle sprint stars Bronte and Cate Campbell, Cam McEvoy and James Magnussen will headline a strong Australian Dolphins contingent at this weekend’s Japan Open Swim Meet at the Tokyo Tatsumi
FINA Rejects Arkady Vyatchanin’s Request to Swim For Serbia at 2016 Rio Olympics
Arkady Vyatchanin, a two-time Olympic medalist for Russia, has been rejected by FINA after attempting to represent Serbia at the 2016 Rio Olympics according to the Associated Press. “Obviously, it
Gregorio Paltrinieri Passes a Legend at European Championships
By David Rieder Under world record-pace for much of the swim, it was evident Gregorio Paltrinieri was on his way to a special performance in the 1500 free at the
Where Do Olympians Go After Swimming?
By Ashleigh Shanley, Swimming World College Intern Every four years, people come together to watch the world’s best athletes compete. And each time the Olympics rolls around, there are familiar