Swimming World Magazine Presents Top Ten Most Impactful People of 2015
Ten Most Impactful People of 2015 “Our sport is graced with great people. Some are public figures; others work behind the scenes. As appropriate for this time of year, I
800-Freestyle Relay Kicks Off Texas Invite
The University of Texas Hall of Fame Invitational got off to a fast start on Wednesday night, the first session of the four day meet. The men’s and women’s 800-yard
Radoslaw Kawecki Downs Meet Record at 2015 European Short Course Championships
Poland’s Radoslaw Kawecki cruised to victory and a new meet record in finals of the men’s 200 back. Kawecki stopped the clock at 1:48.33 to lower his own record of 1:48.51
New Testing On Rio Olympic Waters Shows Pollution To Be Widespread
In the ongoing controversy over the safety of the open water venues at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games site in Rio de Janeiro, new testing sheds more light on the extent
Give & Surf: Changing Children’s Lives in Bocas del Toro, Panama
By Sophia Chiang, Swimming World College Intern In 2010, Neil Christiansen packed up his life in San Diego and decided to move to a slice of remote Panama to found
TritonWear Set Of The Week: Mile Pace Set
TritonWear is the proud sponsor of the Set Of The Week The TritonWear Set of the Week is a unique mile pace set provided by Coach Jimmy Smith of the Riptides Racing
Katinka Hosszu’s World Record Highlights Sizzling Day 1 Prelims at 2015 Euro SCs
The first session of the 18th European SC Championships was full of surprises, including Katinka Hosszu breaking the 400m individual medley World Record. The morning started with the men’s 100m
Katinka Hosszu Clears World Record in 400 IM at 2015 Euros (Race Video)
Katinka Hosszu wasted little time this morning at the 2015 European Short Course Championships as she downed the world record in the women’s 400-meter IM in Israel. Hosszu clocked a
Swimming World Presents Top 9 Olympic Upsets: #8 Sylvia Poll
Top 9 Olympic Upsets: #8 Sylvia Poll Beginning with the November issue and running through July 2016—a month before the start of the Olympic swimming events in Rio on Aug. 6—Swimming
Poll Of The Week: Should FINA Or WADA Be Responsible For All Aspects Of Drug Testing Swimmers?
This is the Poll Of The Week for Wednesday, December 2, 2015 sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. In our last poll, we wanted to know if FINA Or WADA