Adversity: When Mind Matters
PHOENIX, Arizona, June 4. The June issue of Swimming World Magazine features an in-depth look at how to deal with adversity when it happens in your swimming career. Swimming World's
PHOENIX, Arizona, June 4. The June issue of Swimming World Magazine features an in-depth look at how to deal with adversity when it happens in your swimming career. Swimming World's
PHOENIX, Arizona, January 24. SPORTS Publications International, publishers of Swimming World Magazine and SwimmingWorld.com, are seeking qualified individuals for multiple internships including editorial and multimedia positions. We are seeking qualified
TOKYO, Japan, June 4. THE first day of long course meter swimming at the Japan Open in Tokyo featured some strong times throughout most of the final's action. Nearly every
DOVER, New Hampshire, June 4. AFTER the swimming community in New Hampshire mobilized, the city council decided to continue funding the Jenny Thompson Pool and the Indoor Pool in the
PHOENIX, Arizona, June 4. JULIE Stupp, a former All-American swimmer for the University of Arizona, joins today's edition of The Morning Swim Show to talk about her decision to use
By Reed Shimberg PHOENIX, Arizona, June 3. MELANIE Klaren, a five-star recruit from the class of 2011, is the next subject in the Swimming World College Recruit Rankings Profiles series.
CHANGZHOU, China, June 3. CHINA's Olympic champion Qin Kai and new partner Luo Yutong won the men's 3m springboard synchro event on the second day (June 3, 2010) of the
HUNTINGTON BEACH, California, June 3. KYLE Kopp, a two-time Olympian and former Assistant Coach for the Women's Senior National Team has been named Head Coach of the Women's Youth National
CLEMSON, South Carolina, June 3. IN just a week, Clemson Swimming and Diving will be looking to the school's Board of Trustees to overturn an athletics department decision to phase-out
PHOENIX, Arizona, June 3. THE June issue of Swimming World Magazine tackles the injustice still being perpetuated against swimmers from the 1976 Olympics, who rightfully should be in possession of