September marks the beginning of a new round of swimming as high schools and clubs across the nation gear up for new seasons. The upcoming September issue features three out-of-water
By Lillian Nelson, Swimming World Intern Now that we are less than a year out from the 2016 Olympics in Rio, athletes around the U.S. and the rest of the
Commentary by Casey Barrett From Caps and Goggles Katie’s the best ever and Michael’s at his best since Beijing… while a slew of questions remain for the rest of Team
Swim.com, the world’s most advanced swim workout and training platform, launched its Android Wear app today, allowing swimmers to track their swims and access advanced analytics using any waterproof Android
By Connor Bailey, Swimming World College Intern Coaches seem to shout, “mind over matter” as if it were some magic spell that solves every problem—I guess it’s just my dumb luck
It was never a question of who would receive our nod for the top performance of the 2015 FINA world championships. The only conundrum was: Which event? Anyone who followed
It’s still an uphill battle for Alia Atkinson to get her performances in the pool noticed in her native Jamaica, especially with the superstars of track and field getting ready
The Australian swim team left the FINA world championships in Kazan, Russia, with 16 total medals. Seven of them were gold, including wins in the 100 and 200 backstrokes from
The NCAA Division I qualifying times for the 2015-16 season were posted today by USA Swimming’s stats department. After a season which witnessed some seriously fast times going up on
Reece Whitley won the Junior National title in the 200 breast last week in San Antonio, and he stuck around awhile longer to race the big boys at Senior Nationals.
