Lessons With The Legends: George Haines Sponsored by Dolfin Swimming World continues its “Lessons With the Legends,” a series in which top coaches share secrets of their success, in the June
By Cody Evans, Swimming World College Intern It’s that time of year again– incoming freshmen are beginning to prepare for their first year of college. The excitement has set in
The first Swimming World Biweekly for the month of June, “Indy Rock,” is available now for download. “Indy Rock” features full finals coverage of the Arena Pro Swim Series stops in both
I’m assuming I’m not the only swimmer who was upset that every headline has to read “Swimmer” when talking about Brock Turner and what he’s done. Not only because it’s
By SuSu Almousa, Swimming World College Intern Why is it that I feel like I perform better when my pre-meet set is centered around alternating sprint 50s? And why do
This weekend will be the final opportunity for athletes to qualify for the 2016 Olympic open water 10K. 119 swimmers are entered in this weekend’s 10K race in Setúbal, Portugal
The Mare Nostrum series continued today with the beginning of the stop in Canet-en-Roussilon. Katinka Hosszu kickstarted an eventful night with a narrow win in the women’s 50-meter backstroke. Hosszu stopped
Wang Lizhuo has swept the breaststroke events at the 2016 Chinese Summer National Championships. On day two he swam a National Record breaking time of 59.60. This was just faster than
CHARLOTTE, N.C.- Queens University of Charlotte’s Jeff Dugdale, head swimming coach, is pleased to announce the promotion of John Long to Associate Head Coach & Triathlete and Club Swimming Coordinator.
By David Rieder Fourth place in the 400 free and fourth place in the 800, a combined seven tenths of a second away from a pair of bronze medals. That
