The Crazy Big Swim: Stroking Toward A Cure for Cancer
By Tori Caudill, Swimming World College Intern Cancer is a word that no one wants to hear. It is also a word that has touched everyone’s life in one way
By Tori Caudill, Swimming World College Intern Cancer is a word that no one wants to hear. It is also a word that has touched everyone’s life in one way
Joining a trend growing quickly among sports leagues and teams but less prevalent among retailers, SwimOutlet.com has officially launched on Snapchat in time for the exciting 2016 Olympic year under
USA Swimming has released their updated top 10 rankings for the 2015-2016 long course meters season following the 2015 USA Swimming Winter Nationals. The lists include the top open swimmers
By Molly Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern For us college kids, with the end of the semester and finals upon us, the swimming and diving season is reaching its midpoint
Lessons With The Legends: Bill Boomer Sponsored by Dolfin Swimming World continues its “Lessons With the Legends,” a series in which top coaches share secrets of their success, in the December
By Danielle Repper, Swimming World College Intern Growing up, I learned that there was a difference between being hurt, and being injured. Bumps, bruises and pain, are part of any sport.
The following is a press release sent to Swimming World to reach our audience. Kevin Harrington, the original “Shark” from the hit television show “Shark Tank” on ABC is getting the
By Annie Grevers, Swimming World Staff Writer If you’re anything like 98 percent of the swimming population, you tip your head back in dismay when your coach says “16 25s
Eight was a lucky number for Canada’s swimming star Ryan Cochrane in 2015. The 27-year-old swimmer won his all-time Canadian best eighth FINA World Championships medal this year, and for
This week had plenty of fast racing to choose from, but this week’s Performance of the Week had to go to University of Texas junior Clark Smith who broke the