Oh, the People You’ll Meet As A Swimmer
by Julia Cunningham, Swimming World College Intern I love swimming for more reasons than I can count. One of the greatest perks I’ve found are the many types of people
by Julia Cunningham, Swimming World College Intern I love swimming for more reasons than I can count. One of the greatest perks I’ve found are the many types of people
While there was plenty of NCAA college swimming this week, across the globe in South Africa one of the sport’s best quietly started off his new year with some noteworthy performances. Competing in
World silver medalist Eugene Godsoe is back with another piano cover, this time of Drake’s Hotline Bling. We should see more covers from Godsoe this year even as he looks
The 2017 FINA World Championships are slated to take place in Budapest, Hungary, and event organizers have put together a slick promotional video for the occasion. Budapest took over hosting
Peter Knowles, the executive director of the 2016 FINA Short Course World Championships slated to take place in Windsor, told the Windsor Star that the organization of the meet is
The IPC makes it easier for the media and the general populace to follow along with the Paralympic movement by maintaining Ones to Watch lists in its various sports. Yesterday,
Swimbot: Better On Technique What is polarized training? The traditional training method called “threshold training” has been used for years in swimming clubs. The principle is to regularly swim sets
By Lillian Nelson, Swimming World College Intern Well ladies and gents, this is it. My dearest college seniors, now is the time for the final push. The last term of
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern Several teams from the Big 12, including powerhouse Texas, raced this weekend, but results were mixed. Top 5 Takeaways: The Texas men are
After a successful first day in the pool, where she won 2 Gold medals, BISP JSA Swim Academy member Phiangkhwan “Eing” Pawapotako won the 100m Back on Day Two of