By Maria Dobysheva Evgeny Sedov, representing Volgograd, updated his own 50 free world’s fastest result of the year on the third day of Russian Short Course Nationals held in Kazan
This week’s Swim Training Set Of The Week offers a whopping 31 200s to work on long specialty swimming. For “fun,” prescribe this practice on the 31st of the month
Swimming Technique Misconceptions: Arm Coordination Many people believe that it is worth copying the technique of the fastest swimmers. In reality, even the fastest swimmers have technique limitations, but they
By Katlynn Emaus, Swimming World College Intern College is intimidating for any 18-year-old, but when college athletics come into play, it is another story. New teammates, new coaches, new pools
By Danielle Repper, Swimming World College Intern There is beauty to good ol’ fashioned rivalries! Sidelines of players passionately screaming for their respective team, is part of the drive behind
Australian Mitch Larkin is inching closer and closer to entering the pantheon of legend in the backstroke events. Over the course of six days at three of the FINA World
The Naval Academy announced today that three-time Olympic Gold Medalist Rowdy Gaines will serve as the analyst on the video stream of the Army-Navy swimming and diving meet that will
This past weekend, the University of Louisville traveled to North Carolina to take on the UNC Tar Heels in a two day dual meet. While in town, Louisville senior Kelsi
Former Bloomsburg University (PA) assistant coach and swimmer Jim Carlin was remembered last Friday at Bloomsburg University’s Nelson Fieldhouse as the Huskies swam against the Dickinson Red Devils. Carlin, 67,
One day after a commission created by the World Anti-Doping Agency found many instances of unethical practices in Russian track and field in terms of destroying doping samples and accepting
