By Dr. G. John Mullen Transferring strength and power from the lower extremities to the upper body occurs in all swimming strokes. Improving this transference minimizes drag while maximizing power
By Ashlee Weingarten, Swimming World College Intern Everyone has heard of getting some needed R&R, but to maximize your potential in the water, there is a mound of other ‘R’
Pursley Pep Talks are a collection of coaching perspectives written by Alabama head swimming coach Dennis Pursley. This is the 27th installment of a series that will be rolled out
Swimming headlines from around the world in the past week included reports of two famed pools getting facelifts, a boosted campaign by USA Swimming and some of the world’s best
Last fall, Swimming World expanded its internship program with help from the College Swim Coaches Association of America, and it has definitely been a benefit to the swimming community. The inaugural
Agon is the proud sponsor of all high school coverage (recruiting, results, state championships, etc.) on SwimmingWorld.com. For more information about Agon, visit their website Agonswim.com. The Marist women’s swimming and
Lessons with the Legends: Jon Urbanchek Sponsored by: Dolfin PHOENIX-A common thread throughout Jon Urbanchek’s career—whether it be with his high school swimming and water polo teams or those at
Shanghai, China, will be the host of the upcoming FINA Women’s Water Polo World League Super Final taking place from June 9-14, 2015, in the famous Natatorium – Oriental Sports Centre,
By Diana Pimer, Swimming World Intern Elite women’s swimming in the USA is usually filled with a couple young rookies, a great deal of veterans, and a handful of swimmers
Franklin & Marshall’s head swimming coach Ben Delia announced the hiring of Tom Eickelberg as the program’s next assistant coach and aquatics director. Eickelberg joins the staff after serving as
