The Australian Dolphins Swim Team are turning challenges into opportunities as they leave nothing to chance in preparation for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. This week, at the Australian Institute
By Maria Dobysheva Yuliya Efimova , who won her fourth career individual gold medal at the Kazan World Championships this August, announced her brand-new deal with Speedo at a press
At the recent 2015 Commonwealth Youth Games, held in the Pacific nation of Samoa, British International School, Phuket’s BISP JSA Swim Academy was represented by four talented swimmers: Wong Fu Kang (swimming for
Australian freestyler Kylie Palmer has dodged any further suspension from competition by FINA, as the world organization announced that she will only be given “a warning and a reprimand” for
After losing Boston as the bid city for the 2024 Summer Olympics at the beginning of August, the U.S. Olympic Committee chose Los Angeles as the replacement bid city one
FINA’s new rule to keep an Olympic champion’s innovative turn at bay was just one of the things that had swimming fans talking in the past week. USA Swimming’s announcement
One of the frustrating parts of being an elite athlete, many say, is logging in their whereabouts to the World Anti-Doping Agency for purposes of out-of-competition drug testing. Knowing where
The three-mile Gatorman race in La Jolla Cove is the most prestigious race in the La Jolla Rough Water Swim event, with some of the best in the United States
In this episode of the Morning Swim Show, Craig Lord, leading journalist and authority on political issues in competitive swimming, sits down with Swimming World Magazine Publisher Brent Rutemiller to
Unprecedented. Unthinkable. That’s how CBS reporter Norah O’Donnell describes what Katie Ledecky did this year in a piece for the CBS This Morning “Pushing the Limits” segment that highlights extraordinary
