Women’s Swimming Revamp: What Events Are Awaiting New Rising Stars Scan through the women’s results from the pool swimming competition at the Paris Olympics, and you will find plenty of
Wellness Wednesday: The Importance of Adopting Better Sleep Habits Coaches tell swimmers all the time about things they can do inside and outside the pool to get better. One thing
Why You Should Train Your Off Stroke: The Benefits of Mixing Things Up (From the Archive) “What is the hardest swimming event?” There are many answers to this question. Many
Japanese Swimming Federation Refutes Reports of Leadership Shakeup The Japanese Swimming Federation has refuted a report published earlier Tuesday that it is replacing its director. Olympic website Inside The Games,
Elizabeth Beisel Marries Jack Nichting in Rhode Island Celebration Many of the country’s best swimmers past and present flocked to Rhode Island this weekend, not for a meet, but for
6 American Male Swimmers Who Could Break Out in Time For 2028 Olympic Games No swimmer younger than 18 years old had qualified to represent the United States on the
“Adam Peaty A Fantastic Role Model,” Says Swim England CEO Amid #LoveSwimming Campaign Swim England CEO Andy Salmon has described Adam Peaty as a “fantastic role model” in and out
Katie Ledecky Leads Four 13-Timers on 2024-25 U.S. National Team Katie Ledecky is one of four swimmers named to their 13th national team on Monday by USA Swimming. On the
The Future of Swimming: Emerging Trends and What to Expect in the Next Decade As swimming evolves, several trends are set to shape the sport in the next decade. First,
Despite Crushing Disqualification, Alex Walsh Still Proud of Paris Performance Ninety-five percent of the way through the women’s 200 IM Olympic final, a gold medal was still within reach. An
