Sophie Pascoe, Mary Fisher Down Paralympic World Records
AUCKLAND, New Zealand, March 19. PARALYMPIC stars Sophie Pascoe and Mary Fisher stole the limelight with two world records each on the third day of the State New Zealand Swimming
AUCKLAND, New Zealand, March 19. PARALYMPIC stars Sophie Pascoe and Mary Fisher stole the limelight with two world records each on the third day of the State New Zealand Swimming
PHOENIX, Arizona, March 19. LEGENDARY NCAA champion Natalie Coughlin joins today's edition of The Morning Swim Show and looks back on an amazing collegiate career that includes 11 individual NCAA
VIENNA, Virginia, March 18. MACHINE Aquatics is excited to announce Sue Chen has joined Machine coaching staff. Mrs. Chen brings more than twenty years of experience coaching swimmers across all
PHOENIX, Arizona, March 18. COLLEGE swimming took a break last weekend while some of the country's best 18-and-under swimmers got their chance to shine in meets across the country. Let's
NORTH BETHESDA, Maryland, March 18. ERIKA Braun and Leslie Livingston didn't want to wait until the fall short course meters season to break Masters world records, as the two sprinters
Editorial coverage sponsored by SpeedoUSA NASHVILLE, Tennessee, March 17. SWIMMAC Carolina, the reigning long course and short course junior national team champions, put on a show in the final night
Editorial coverage sponsored by SpeedoUSA FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, March 17. MARTIN Grodzki showed up at the Fort Lauderdale Aquatic Complex today during the final day of long course racing at
Editorial coverage sponsored by SpeedoUSA FEDERAL WAY, Washington, March 17. MISSY Franklin closed down what likely is her final Speedo Champions Series meet under the Colorado Stars banner with a
MISSION VIEJO, California, March 17. FEMALE open water swimmers may have to make some changes to their typical beauty regimen prior to a competition. These are adjustments that would likely
By Ashley Twichell and Steve Munatones, Open Water Source MISSION VIEJO, California, March 18. FOR a good number of triathletes, the swim leg is the weakest and lowest priority of