3 Ways to Get the Most Out of Winter Training
By Justine Ress, Swimming World Intern Winter training is notorious for cold temperatures that leave wet hair frozen and skin even more cracked and dry. Coaches also see these few weeks
By Justine Ress, Swimming World Intern Winter training is notorious for cold temperatures that leave wet hair frozen and skin even more cracked and dry. Coaches also see these few weeks
A fire broke out in the office space location of the 2016 Rio Olympic Park earlier this week and authorities believe it might have been a case of arson by
Swimming World is producing the live webcast of the 2016 CeraVe Invitational on the campus of Rutgers University. Click here to watch the live stream, view video interviews and watch races on
Commentary and Recap by Edison Moy, Swimming World Intern 2016 CeraVe Invitational A series of eight final events were swum on the first night of the 2016 CeraVe Invitational, Berkeley
World champion Megan Romano will be heading home in her leadup to the 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials as the clutch anchor will now call the South Florida Aquatic Club’s ProFlo
Kane Radford has notched up his fifth consecutive national title in the 10km New Zealand Open Water Championships at Lake Taupo today. The Championships also provides the lifeline for swimmers
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern The Kansas Jayhawks opened their winter competition season on Friday January 8 in Miami, Florida as part of their winter training camp. The
Commentary by Yumtsokvi Bhum, Swimming World Intern 2016 CeraVe Invitational The bleachers of the Rutgers University Pool were crowded with the enthusiastic parents and families of the teen swim competitors.
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern No. 5 Stanford took a commanding lead early on in their non-conference meet against the unranked University of the Pacific right from the
The men’s showdown between No. 19 South Carolina and No. 22 Duke did not disappoint. The meet went down to the last race, as Duke won 144-139. The Duke women