PHOENIX – Just months after a triumphant comeback to the sport, Michael Phelps’ arrest for a second DUI and the aftermath owned the headlines during September and October at Swimming World.
Pursley’s Pep Talks are a collection of coaching perspectives written by Alabama head swimming coach Dennis Pursley. This is the 26th installment of a series that will be rolled out
Photo Courtesy: Delly Carr Commentary by Jeff Commings PHOENIX – Katie Ledecky won’t easily forget 2014. It was the year in which she broke the world records in the 400,
NEWPORT BEACH – The USA Men’s Water Polo Senior National Team opened up their three-game series with the Italian National Team battling to a 10-10 tie earlier today at Newport
FORT WASHINGTON – For the second year in a row, Germantown Academy has sustained a major coaching change as three high-profile coaches have now left the coaching staff. Earlier this month,
REUNION – The Iron Lady Katinka Hosszu ran her gold-medal tally to 10 after two days at the short course Indian Ocean Meet. She also set two more Hungarian records,
PHOENIX – Every week over the next few months, Swimming World Magazine will feature a camp specializing in teaching swimmers how to improve their technique, swim faster and have fun
PHOENIX – The epic battle between Ryan Lochte and Michael Phelps in the 200 IM at nationals proved to be the top story of July and August at Swimming World. During
Photo Courtesy: Pamela Roberts PHOENIX – Back in November, Olympic and world champion Chad Le Clos joined The Morning Swim Show from his new apartment in South Africa at the
Photo Courtesy: Andrea Masini Commentary by Jeff Commings TUCSON – Melanie Marshall knows what it takes to compete on the world stage, and her years as one of Great Britain’s
