Lane Leader: Rick Walker
Feature by Emily Sampl BOULDER, Colorado, January 3. NOT too many swimmers have the opportunity to coach for the same team that they compete for. But for Rick Walker, coaching
Feature by Emily Sampl BOULDER, Colorado, January 3. NOT too many swimmers have the opportunity to coach for the same team that they compete for. But for Rick Walker, coaching
PHOENIX, Arizona, January 3. EACH year, we sift through a remarkable amount of news and notes from the previous year, and synthesize it into the most comprehensive Year in Review
SANTA BARBARA, California. January 2. SCOTT Zornig of the Santa Barbara Channel Swimming Association announced the Southern California EightSouthern California Eight. The Southern California Eight becomes another destination goal for
Column by John Lohn, Swimming World senior writer BASKING RIDGE, New Jersey, January 2. WITH the calendar flipping to 2012 over the weekend, many people have adopted resolutions for the
PHOENIX, Arizona, January 2. SOUTH Africa's Chad Le Clos earned his first Swimming World Magazine cover with his efforts at the 2011 FINA World Cup. He is featured in this
HUDSON RIVER, New York. January 1. OF the hundreds of new open water swimming events that were started during 2011, most have established a firm course for a successful future.
HUDSON RIVER, New York. January 1. OF the hundreds of new open water swimming events that were started during 2011, most have established a firm course for a successful future.
PHOENIX, Arizona, January 1. HEADING into 2012, Swimming World takes a look back to the 2011, and honors those that passed on the last year and were reported on SwimmingWorld.com.
HUNTINGTON BEACH, California. December 31. WITH less than 20 hours to go until the World Open Water Swimming Awards announcement, the votes of 17,447 people from 108 countries are continue
AMERICAN SAMOA. December 31. BRUCKNER is called Toa a le Tai for good reason by the Samoan people. Toa a le Tai means Hero of the Sea. The National Marine