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
NARBONNE, France, September 16. IT’S been a tough 24 hours for some of the best swimming coaches in the world, with James Magnussen and Yannick Agnel leaving Brant Best and
MULHOUSE, France, September 16. THE French swimming federation is experiencing a rollercoaster of emotions today as it deals with the resignation of its national technical director and the return of
JACKSONVILLE, Florida, September 16. MARTY Keating, the head coach of the PACK swim team, joins today’s edition of The Morning Swim Show to talk about the lessons he’s learned through
Photo Courtesy: Jeff Commings SYDNEY, Australia, September 15. JUST two years out from the 2016 Rio De Janeiro Olympics, Australian world champion James Magnussen has decided to leave his longtime
Photo Courtesy: Australian Lifesaving MONTPELLIER, France, September 15. THE Australian Life Saving Team will have the golden touches of the Australian Swim Team tucked away in its game plan when it
MERCER ISLAND, Washington, September 15. ONCE again, the Seattle University swim program was well represented at the Seattle site Saturday, Sept. 6, of Swim Across America, an annual event dedicated to raising
JACKSONVILLE, Florida, September 15. GEORGE Block, the president of the World Swim Coaches Association, talks about the myriad of issues that affect athletes and coaches worldwide in this video interview
PHOENIX, Arizona, September 15. ONE of the top five swimming headlines of the past week came from the ASCA world clinic, and we’ll get to that soon, but we start
