Featured Swim Camp of the Week: Longhorn Swim Camp
38 years of excellence! The staff is headed by 2012 Olympic and Texas head men’s coach Eddie Reese, 2013 World University Games and women’s head coach Carol Capitani, and assistant
Video: Michael Phelps At ASU
Arizona State University released a video and article on Michael Phelps and his time training at the school under coach Bob Bowman. “It would be hard for me to say
3 Things to Think About Before the Big Meet
By Grace Hoffmann, Swimming World College Intern After winter training, a swimmer’s mind can start to become consumed with thoughts surrounding their end of season meet. Whether it be an
Swimming World Biweekly: The Importance Of Female Coaches
Swimming World Biweekly Magazine is now available for readers to download for FREE! Download the first issue of February to read about Michael Phelps’ latest adventures while at ASU, 29 thoughts
Day One of Rocky Mountain Athletic Championships
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World College Intern The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Championships began today at Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction, Colorado. The winners of the 2015 RMAC Championships
President’s Athletic Conference Swimming and Diving Championship Preview
By Emma Foster, Swimming World College Intern The President’s Athletic Conference will be kicking off its 53rd annual conference championship on Wednesday at the James E. Longnecker Competition Pool. The
Great Lakes Valley Championship Begins
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World College Intern The Great Lakes Valley Conference Championships began this morning at the Crawfordsville Aquatics Center. The GLVC is made up of nine men’s and women’s teams.
A Brazilian’s Take on the Zika Virus Outbreak Uproar
Reprinted with the express written consent of Brazilian swim blog Yesswim. By Carolina Moncorvo During our Carnival (and since months ago) Brazil is living a huge concern: zika outbreak. Every single
Swimming World Magazine Presents: Q&A With Dennis Pursley
Q&A With Dennis Pursley Alabama’s Dennis Pursley is recognized as an international aquatic legend. More than 40 years after winning an SEC 200-yard breaststroke title, he is back, raising the Crimson Tide
What I Ate Today: Swimmer Edition
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World College Intern A lot of bloggers have been posting about what they eat in a day, so I thought I’d give it a try too.