University of West Florida swimming and diving student-athlete Peggy de Villiers is one of the most accomplished swimmers in the two-year history of the program. She was the first student-athlete
By Will Manion, Swimming World College Intern The impact of swimming is not limited to the pool. The sport has taught me a wealth about leadership, teamwork, and time management. The
By Emma Schoettmer, Swimming World College Intern All great swimmers know success doesn’t just come from the hours of training. It doesn’t just come from eating right. It doesn’t just
By Seren Jones, Swimming World College Intern Historically, sprinters have always been referred to as the “lazy” swimmers. We get out early. We get extra rest. We hardly do any
By Chris Barber, CPT. Sports are becoming more and more competitive, especially in youth sports. With this increase in competitiveness, kids are starting to lift weights. I get asked a
By Nikki Cannon, Swimming World College Intern You have made it! Congratulations, you have survived to see the glory days of swimming. You have survived the early mornings, hard dryland workouts,
The United States Lifesaving Association (USLA) is sending a group of high-performing professional and junior lifeguards to the 2015 International Surf Rescue Challenge (ISRC). The national team and the youth
Jordan Wilimovsky has had a pretty successful past few weeks. Wilimovsky won gold in the 10k open water event at the World Championships in Kazan, ensuring himself a spot in
The 2015 USA Swimming Long Course season has concluded and USA Swimming compiled the age group zone results to showcase the champions. Here is a complete list of champions. Special
By Emma Merrill, Swimming World College Intern As we approach the end of August, and therefore the end of the short-but-sweet break from the pool for most NCAA swimmers, it’s time
