Jessica Long, a 12-time Paralympic gold medalist, is now training at Loyola University in Baltimore, Md. Long, who had been part of the North Baltimore Aquatic Club’s high performance group
By Emma Foster, Swimming World College Intern Summer training is beginning and it hits you — you did it. You are graduating high school. The four years flew by, with
Though he’s not officially leaving the sport, Richard Shoulberg was treated to a “retirement” party Saturday at Mermaid Lake outside Philadelphia. The event featured many of Shoulberg’s former swimmers, some
Daniel Gyurta put up his first strong 200 breast of 2015 at the Bergen Swim Festival, starting his journey toward a possible fourth-straight world title in the event. Gyurta used
Bob Bowman now has someone to oversee the day-to-day operations of the new regime of Arizona State University swimming, hiring Tim Hochradel as the program’s director of operations. When Hochradel
By Jeff Commings Track and field stars are so popular in Jamaica that it came as a bit of a surprise to swimmer Alia Atkinson that she was awarded the
Though Katinka Hosszu had the spotlight on her during the first day of finals at the Bergen Swim Festival in Norway due to a commentary suggesting she was doping, it
By Jamie Fuse, Swimming World Contributor Northern State University head coach Elyce Kastigar is known for her hard work, a giving attitude, and her team of well-respected athletes. Kastigar is
Bob Bowman made a big addition to his coaching roster for the Arizona State University swimming teams, and he didn’t have to look far beyond the ASU campus. Olympic champion
By Dr. G. John Mullen I’ve written about strength training previously, in short advocating the benefits of low-volume, high-intensity strength training with proper form. When many read this, they think
