PIETERMARITZBURG, South Africa. February 10. 22-year-old Ashley Twichell traveled 34 hours from Mission Viejo, California to Pietermaritzburg in South Africa in time to compete in the Midmar Mile Speedo 10km
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 9. TOMORROW, USA Swimming will be officially rebranding its Athlete Protection office into Safe Sport. The decision was made as USA Swimming's initiatives to protect athletes have
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 10. THE Morning Swim Show celebrates Black History Month with the International Swimming Hall of Fame, which presents an interview with pioneer Lee Pitts. ISHOF CEO Bruce
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 9. SOME of the best swimmers in Australia will start racing later today in the New South Wales state championships in Sydney. Olympians Leisel Jones, Libby Trickett,
By G. John Mullen of SwimmingScience.net and CenterofOptimalRestoration.com, Swimming World correspondent SANTA CLARA, California, February 9. SWIM coaches are commonly familiar with the two aforementioned categories, length and timing. Muscle
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 9. THE first of a two-part series looking at high volume versus low volume training is presented in the February issue of Swimming World Magazine. Michael J.
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 9. ON today's edition of The Morning Swim Show, International Swimming Hall of Fame CEO Bruce Wigo talks about a treasured part of his famous museum: The
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 8. AUSTRALIAN sprinter Ashley Callus has announced that he is retiring from swimming just five weeks before the Australian Olympic Trials. Callus was part of the most
BRISBANE, Australia, February 8. ASHLEY Callus, an Olympic gold medalist as part of Australia's winning 400 freestyle relay at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, has announced his retirement from the sport
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 8. THE February issue of Swimming World Magazine features a Q&A with Wayne State head coach Sean Peters. Peters led Wayne State to five NCAA DII individual