PHOENIX, Arizona, September 17. TODAY’S edition of The Morning Swim Show features Indy Aquatic Masters coach Dean Hawks as we continue our series of interviews from the American Swim Coaches
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, September 16. THE impossibly deep backstroke squad on Teri McKeever’s team at the University of California-Berkeley added one more to its group with the announcement today that
Photo by Angus Smith BEAVERTON, Oregon, September 16. PATRICK Mulcare, who was one of the busiest swimmers at the recent Youth Olympic Games, gave University of Southern California head swimming
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, September 16. IF you’re planning to attend the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio, plane fares and hotel accommodations won’t be the only pricey things to add
OTTAWA, Canada, September 16. CANADA will send 10 athletes to this December’s short course world swimming championships in Qatar, hoping to continue a successful year that included medals at the
PHOENIX, Arizona, September 16. OPEN water swimming got its day in the sun last week, as three big-time standards were set for future challengers. One of those took place in
MEDINA, Ohio, September 16. FOLLOWING months of research and testing, Competitor has released a new lane line material with enhanced performance and durability that exceeds its own superior standards. Competitor
MOSCOW, Russia, September 16. RUSSIA was dealt another blow on the positive drug testing front today with the news that short course European champion Sergey Makov is out for two
JACKSONVILLE, Florida, September 16. SHALLOW water blackout, brought on by hypoxic training and pushing the boundaries of one’s breath-holding abilities, is one of the top causes of in-water death for
Photo Credit: Delly Carr INCHEON, Korea, September 16. THE start of the swimming competition at the 17th Asian Games in Incheon, Korea is less than a week away; with the official
