Paralympic Games, Day 5: Simone Barlaam Sets World Record in S9 50 Free; Two More British Golds As the Paralympic swimming competition in Paris reached its halfway point with 13
Motivational Monday: Why Do We Do Embrace The Sport of Swimming? There Are Good Reasons Why? It’s a simple word with a deep meaning. Others may say it to us,
Paralympic Games, Day 4: Mykhailo Serbin, Gabriel Araujo Take Down World Records The swimming portion of the Paralympic Games continued Sunday with 14 gold-medal finals held inside La Défense Arena,
Leah Shackley Has Risen to Swimming World Female High School Swimmer of the Year Via Unusual Setting Elite athletes don’t often come from places like Leah Shackley’s hometown of Bedford,
The Difference Between Aerobic and Anaerobic Workouts For Swimmers The correct management of aerobic and anaerobic sets within a swimmer’s training will influence performance. This balance includes sharpening cardiovascular endurance
Paralympic Games, Day 3: World Records For Great Britain Duo Stephen Clegg & Will Ellard Great Britain’s Stephen Clegg set a world record of 59.02 en-route to gold in the
Commonwealth Games Scotland Wants 2026 Decision As Glasgow Waits In Wings Commonwealth Games Scotland (CGS) has called on the Scottish Government to decide whether Glasgow can host the 2026 multi-sport
Labor Day Weekend Swim Tip: 4 Ways to Thank Your Body for Its Hard Work By Molly Lloyd As the saying goes, your body is a temple. So you should
Paralympic Games, Day 2: Tully Kearney Becomes First to Win Second Gold It’s two gold medals in two days for Tully Kearney, the British swimmer added to her gold in
How Science Can Be Used to Promote Faster Swimming; Competitive Swimming Needs Radical Change By Rod Havriluk If a swimmer was asked about his/her: Index of Coordination (quantifies arm coordination),
