By G. John Mullen of SwimmingScience.net and CenterofOptimalRestoration.com, Swimming World correspondent SANTA CLARA, California, January 9. THERE is a gap between coaches and health care professionals. This guide is to
PHOENIX, Arizona, January 9. DON Kimble, the Senior Development Coach of Michigan Lakeshore Aquatics and the head coach at Holland High School, is the latest coach to be featured by
By Lauren Sampl BOULDER, Colorado, January 8. MANY college teams kicked off the 2012 portions of their schedules this weekend amidst heavy holiday training. The Kansas women were victorious against
ST. PETER, Minnesota, January 7. ANNIE Metcalf (Sr./Bath, Maine/Morse) led a 1-2-3 finish for the Knights in the100-yard backstroke as the Carleton College women's swimming & diving team opened the
FORT MYERS, Florida, January 7. THE FGCU swimming & diving team used four first-place and four second-place finishes en route to defeating North Dakota and CCSA opponent Liberty on Saturday
AKRON, Ohio, January 7. SANDRA Czerska won three individual events and a relay, Vanessza Balogh won three individual events and Johanna Gustaffson won two events and a relay as the
MESA, Arizona, January 7. THE University of Wyoming Cowboy and Cowgirl swimming teams won the Citrus Classic swim meet in Mesa, Ariz., on Saturday. The Cowgirls won 11 total events
PHOENIX, Arizona, January 8. KARLYN Pipes-Neilsen, one of the top Masters swimmers of all time, wrote about the give of a lifelong love of sport as part of the gift
MISSION VIEJO, California. January 8. SIGA Rose is a renowned age-group swimming coach from the Mission Viejo Nadadores in Southern California. While her USA Swimming coaching peers, parents and swimmers
ROMEOVILLE, Illinois, January 7. NORTHWESTERN won all but one event Saturday afternoon in sweeping a double dual meet against NCAA Division II opponent Lewis (112-69) and Division III foe Carthage