Michael Phelps once again claimed the lion’s share of the top read stories on SwimmingWorld.com during the May-June time period this past year. During the next few days, we’ll take a
As is typical, Michael Phelps dominated the news at SwimmingWorld.com in March-April, this time with a pair of stories. During the next few days, we’ll take a look back in “Splashbacks”,
Welcome to the “Drill of the Week” sponsored by The Fitter and Faster Swim Tour presented by Swimoutlet.com. Swimming World will provide you with a weekly tip or drill from
2015 kicked off with a bang as there were plenty of new beginnings and surprising endings in January and February. During the next few days, we’ll take a look back
Swimming World Biweekly Magazine is now available for readers to download for FREE to revisit all the top stories from 2015. SWIMMING YEAR IN REVIEW FEATURES Katie Ledecky Highlights Final
With seven teams in the CSCAA men’s top 25 poll, the Southeastern Conference appears poised for a big spring. Swimming World takes a look at the ranked SEC teams. Georgia,
By Chandler Brandes, Swimming World College Intern Injuries, no matter how big or small, are devastating. No swimmer ever wants to deal with an injury, and no coach ever hopes
By Cathleen Pruden, Swimming World College Intern “Control the Uncontrollables” read the purple letters on the back of our grey short course championship shirts. “If something is uncontrollable then you
It was another amazing year of covers for Swimming World Magazine in 2015. Starting with a look back at the 1976 Olympics, where the doped-up East German women ran roughshod
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern Ah, holiday training. If you’re a college swimmer, this phrase immediately conjures up visions of you and you’re teammates frolicking about on a
