With just four days remaining for cities to submit bids to host the 2024 Olympics and Paralympics, Rome got under the wire by informing the International Olympic Committee that they
For the third year in a row, Bruce Gemmell is the American Swimming Coaches Association’s pick for coach of the year. His work in guiding Katie Ledecky to five gold
By Jeff Commings, Swimming World Senior Writer After Ross Murdoch won the Commonwealth Games title last year in the 200 breaststroke, he was pegged as a strong medal contender for
Ahmed Akram of Egypt continued to have a successful week at the All-Africa Games in Brazzaville, winning the 200 fly and 1500 freestyle. Teammate Farida Osman was also a winner,
Conferences like the ASCA World Clinic are always a great opportunity for coaches, businesses, and lovers of swimming to gather together and learn about the newest cutting edge technology, discuss different
FINIS, Inc., a worldwide leader in technical swimming development, is proud to announce the release of the Axis Buoy, a dual-function pull buoy. After more than a year of research
After cruising to an easy win in the 1500 free on the first day of the Chinese nationals, Sun Yang cranked up the engine and nearly swam the fastest 400
Though Hamburg had long been considered a contender for the job of hosting the 2024 Summer Olympics and Paralympics, the German city officially put its name in the hat by
Year 12 British International School, Phuket (BISP) student Wong FuKang became the first Malaysian to ever win gold at the Commonwealth Youth Games, currently being held in the Pacific nation
Maximum Velocity The articles of the previous two months (July and August) addressed the technique misconceptions of hull length and hull speed. Examination of these boat-design concepts indicates that they are not applicable to human
