Tech Tuesday: Why a Smart Phone Can Be a Highly Beneficial Coaching Tool Depending on the item, some technology is more readily available to coaches than others. However, all coaches
NCAA Women’s Championships Preview: A Familiar Favorite For National Title University of Virginia head coach Todd DeSorbo has created a budding dynasty in Charlottesville as the Cavaliers aim for a
Can’t-Wait Paris Showdowns: Next Chapter of Kaylee McKeown vs. Regan Smith Rivalry Brewing (All-Time Rankings) With the Olympic Games in Paris just four months away, anticipation for specific showdowns will
Rikako Ikee Leads Trio of Japanese Swimmers to Qualify For Paris on Day 2 The 2024 Japanese Olympic Trials saw three swimmers qualify for the Paris Olympics on Day 2.
As a swimmer, you know there is something special about swimming that sets it apart from other sports. It is not just about moving through the water or winning medals
Motivational Monday: How a Senior Beat Challenges During Grueling Championship Meet By Elizabeth Kelley, Guest Contributor Breathe, it’s only a 200, I tell myself. Eight laps butterfly — that’s all
NCAA Division III Championships Preview: Denison Women, Emory Men Seeking to Stay on Top Last season in Division III swimming, the Denison women captured their second-ever national championship, defeating runner-up
Amanda Weir Still Owns 11-12 NAG in 50-Yard Freestyle; The Training That Produced This Success I first saw a picture of Amanda Weir in 1998. It was in Sports Illustrated’s
NCAA Women’s Championships: Virginia Four-Peat Seems Inevitable But Storylines Abound Barring a dramatic upset, the University of Virginia will wrap up a fourth consecutive NCAA team title in women’s swimming
Olivia Smoliga Thankful to Compete Near Home; Sees ASU Training Group as a Family Last weekend, USA Swimming held its latest TYR Pro Series stop in Westmont, Illinois. The competition
