By Annie Grevers, Swimming World Staff Writer After reading article after article on how to navigate the turbulent waters of winter/Christmas training, I thought back to my years of unimaginably difficult
Swimming Technique Misconceptions: Arm Entry Many people believe that it is worth copying the technique of the fastest swimmers. In reality, even the fastest swimmers have technique limitations, but they
By Merle Liivand, Guest Contributor, Estonian swimmer Every swimmer we meet in our sport has a journey. Some started swimming because their family has been involved or their parents thought
The Texas Longhorns rumbled past the Auburn Tigers in Austin, Texas tonight in a heavily-anticipated top 10 contest. The top-ranked Longhorn men smacked the No. 8 Auburn men, 156-136. The
Hot off the presses, it looks like Swimming World’s European Swimmer of the Year Sarah Sjostrom will be in town to tangle with some of the top swimmers in the
Bob Duenkel has retired from the International Swimming Hall of Fame after 40 years of service with the much-appreciate institution. ISHOF sent out this great recap of Duenkel’s career in
Katie Ledecky just joined some rare company as the 18-year-old was named to the Forbes magazine 30 Under 30 Athletes List. According to Forbes: The first woman to win four
By Sophia Chiang, Swimming World College Intern The 2015 British Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS) Short Course league championship meet saw a fast weekend of swimming with over a dozen of
The Following is a note from John Mix, CEO and Cofounder, FINIS, Inc. Dear Swimmers & Coaches, Here at FINIS, we take a lot of pride in being the product that’s on
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern After a few weeks of winter break and some intense training, a few teams from the PAC 12 will be back in action,
