Earlier tonight, Mitch Larkin became the first man under 1:46 in the men’s 200-meter back at the 2015 Australian Short Course Championships. Swimming Australia has already put together a highlight
It took only 1:45.63 for Mitch Larkin to become Swimming Australia’s first individual world record holder in six years at the Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre tonight. The 22-year-old from
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By Justine Ress, Swimming World Intern The Rio Olympic Games begin in 253 days and that means it’s officially crunch time. During an Olympic year way too many swim meets
By Justine Ress, Swimming World Intern Before Thanksgiving, my college coaches always stressed the importance of training over break. They said it separates the disciplined from the lazy, the dedicated
Last weekend, the Mission Viejo Nadadores hosted the 42nd Annual TYR Turkey Classic Swim Meet in memory of Nadadores swimmer, Jesse Reese, at the Marguerite Aquatic Center. The four-day meet was considered
The No. 1 team in the country remains without dispute in the National Top 20, while changes come from top to bottom in the Division III and Collegiate Water Polo
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern Swim coaches have a grueling and often unappreciated job. If you’re walking onto the pool deck at 5:50 in the morning for a
Mitch Larkin uncorked an Australian record in the men’s 50-meter back at the 2015 Australian Short Course Championships. Swimming Australia provided the following race footage. Swimming Australia’s 50 back report:
Emily Seebohm nearly broke Katinka Hosszu’s world record in the women’s 200-meter back at the 2015 Australian Short Course Championships. Swimming Australia has provided race footage from the sizzling swim!
