Why Joey Puglessi Wants His Records To Fall
By Katlynn Emaus, Swimming World College Intern It hangs looming over the pool, as if challenging the swimmers within it. It encourages and intimidates every athlete that walks through the
Alabama Coach Dennis Pursley: Rio Olympics “Highest Priority”
The 2016 Olympics is on the minds of every swimming coach around the world. Whether they have athletes with a chance to compete in the biggest sporting event of the
D3 Summer Swim Challenge: Training Through the Off Season
By Julia Cunningham, Swimming World College Intern Instead of going away for Spring Break, I stayed on campus my sophomore year to gear up for my first shot at NCAAs.
British Breaststrokers Mix It Up With Wheelchair Basketball Game
Today during one of our stroke specific camps some of our top swimmers tried out one of the top Paralympic sports. Breaststroke swimmers including three-time World Champion Adam Peaty, Olympian
Cincinnati Swimming and Diving Fills Out Coaching Staff
University of Cincinnati swimming and diving coach Mandy Commons-DiSalle has announced the completion of her coaching staff for the 2015-16 season. Pieter Ritz has joined the staff as assistant swimming
Australian Swimmers Speak Positively About Rio Olympics Late-Night Competition Simulators
Australia became the first nation to actively prepare all of its top swimmers for the late-night racing they will endure at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro with a
Catching Up With Commit Swimming
The American Swim Coaches Association (ASCA) recently held its World Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio bringing coaches, vendors, and lovers of swimming together to discuss the latest news, techniques, and to
Swimming Australia Finishes Late-Night Competition Simulations To Prepare For Olympic Midnight Racing In Rio
The Australian Dolphins Swim Team united at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in Canberra this week for the Rio Protocol Camp that included a unique combination of midnight racing
WADA Publishes List Of Banned Coaches And Support Staff For Doping Violations; Italy Leads Tally With 61
A new rule by the World Anti-Doping Agency that seeks to punish non-athletes who have violated an anti-doping rule violation has resulted in a list of 113 banned coaches, physicians
Slowing Down Time: Inside the Mind of a Diver
By Molly Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern You stand at the edge of the pool, cheering on your teammates as they swim their various events. Your heart is racing and