4 Mouth-Watering Recovery Snacks
By Tasija Karosas, Swimming World College Intern As swimmers, we train for countless hours in the pool and in the weight room. We push our bodies to their maximum capacity over
Scoreboard Off at A Dual Meet?! The Benefits of Losing Track of Time
By Delaney Lanker, Swimming World College Intern Arms spinning, feet kicking, a cheering crowd and teammates, it’s a close finish to the 400 medley relay. Instinctually, everyone looks to the clock
LumaLanes Introduces “V2” Swim Training System
Don’t watch other teams set the Pace this season! LumaLanes LLC is proud to announce Version 2 of their highly acclaimed Swim Training System. After more than a year of
Top 10 Prep Schools In The USA That Excel In Swimming And Academics
Swimming World Magazine’s annual Prep School Directory is now available! This insert highlights elite prep schools in the country that excel in both academics and athletics. It is designed to
Washington State Women Best Arizona State Women, 115-90
The women of Washington State bested the Arizona State women in a dual meet Thursday night, 115-90. The dual meet marked the first win of the season for the Cougars
Poll of The Week: Should High Priced Technical Racing Suits Be Banned From Age Group Swimming?
This is the Poll Of The Week for Wednesday, October 21, 2015 sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. In our last poll, we wanted to know if you think high
Stanford’s Simone Manuel To Redshirt For Olympic Trials
Sophomore Simone Manuel will redshirt the 2015-16 season, as announced Thursday by women’s swimming head coach Greg Meehan. A seven-time All-American and four-time national champion as a freshman, Manuel is
Anna Moers Gives Verbal Commitment to Georgia Southern University
Anna Moers of the Birmingham Swim League recently committed to swimming for Georgia Southern University and joining the class of 2020. Moers, a native of Birmingham, AL and a member
The Purpose of Water: Swimming and Osteoporosis
By Ronald Hehn, Swimming World Contributor Recently, NASA conducted an experimental study concluding that fish demonstrate decreased bone density when exposed to micro-gravitational conditions. The same effect may occur in
College Swim Tests from the Eyes of A Doggie Paddler
By Bonnie Schipper, Swimming World College Intern “My name is Bonnie and I’m not going to graduate college. Unless I can learn to swim three laps in a 25-yard pool.”