PHOENIX, Arizona, April 4. DR. Daniel Carl's article Balancing Aerobic with Anaerobic Swim Training looks at the shift in coaching philosophy with respect to more evenly managing anaerobic and aerobic
MONTREAL, Canada April 3. CANADIAN Swimming just completed its third day of Olympic and Paralympics trials to select the teams that will represent Canada this August in Beijing. Highlights from
FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, April 3. TWO YMCA records fell during the third night off swimming at the YMCA National Championships, including one that stood for 13 years. Women's Meet Kelly
MONTREAL, Canada, April 3. ON the third night of swimming at the Canadian Trials held in Montreal, the national record book took some serious hits. Julia Wilkinson, who already wiped
PHOENIX, Arizona, April 4. FRIDAY'S edition of The Morning Swim Show highlights some of the top meets in the United States and internationally and talks with one of the newest
DURBAN, South Africa, April 3. SEVEN more swimmers made the South African roster in various events for the 2008 Beijing Games at the South African Championships held in Durban. William
GAINESVILLE, Florida, April 3. FOLLOWING her double-national championship performance and after writing her name all over the Florida record books last week at the NCAA Championships, senior Caroline Burckle of
SAINT PETERSBURG, Florida, April 3. ACCORDING to a report sent into Swimming World, Burwell "Bumpy" Jones, 75, set five USMS records while representing the Sarasota YMCA Sharks Masters at the
By Brian Savard COLLEGE PARK, Maryland, April 1. MIDDLETOWN, powered by a 230.5-point showing, successfully captured the team title at the second annual Maryland Women's 1-3A Championships. Frederick placed second,
SAVANNAH, Georgia, April 3. SAVANNAH College of Art and Design athletics director Jud Damon announced that men's and women's swimming coach Scott Rabalais has decided to step down from his
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