3 Types of Swim Parents You See on Deck
By Julia Cunningham, Swimming World College Intern In my experience, swim parents are one of the most influential parts of their swimmer’s career. We could sing the praises of their
By Julia Cunningham, Swimming World College Intern In my experience, swim parents are one of the most influential parts of their swimmer’s career. We could sing the praises of their
While most European stars were taking this week to regroup from the European Championships from last week, Iron Lady Katinka Hosszu went right back to work. Racing at the 3-day
Huntington Beach, CA – May 31 – USA Water Polo Women’s Senior National Team Head Coach Adam Krikorian has named the roster of 14 athletes that will compete at the upcoming FINA
In this Morning Swim Show episode, Nathan Adrian talks about the differences between the 2008 Beijing Olympic Trials compared to the 2012 Trials, stating, “In ’08 I was just some kid who
Two of the brightest stars in USA Swimming at slated to compete at the 2016 Longhorn Elite Meet in Austin, Texas spanning June 3-5. Michael Phelps is scheduled to compete
When I was about 14 years old, my coach pulled me aside after practice one day and asked me and my mom to meet with him later that week. He
By Abby Bergman, Swimming World College Intern As with athletes in many sports, swimmers who begin a new phase of life face challenges as they try to reconcile the demands
Kierra Smith won both Olympic breaststroking distances at this weekend’s Mel Zajac Jr. International meet in Vancouver, Canada. She was not the only Canadian Olympic swimmer in attendance. A number
Marcin Stolarski picked off the Polish record in the men’s 100-meter breast at the 2016 Polish Nationals. Stolarski stopped the clock in 1:00.24 for the win, and broke Dawid Szulich’s
By Erin Himes, Swimming World College Intern Every summer since I was six years old, I knew the Tuesday after Memorial day to signal one thing: the start of summer