Top Stories From 2007 Publication Cycle of Swimming World
PHOENIX, Arizona, December 25. AS the final holiday gift of the season, Swimming World reprints Ergogenic Aids: Friend or Foe? by Carolyn Lewis and Kathleen Woolf as previously published in
PHOENIX, Arizona, December 25. AS the final holiday gift of the season, Swimming World reprints Ergogenic Aids: Friend or Foe? by Carolyn Lewis and Kathleen Woolf as previously published in
SEOUL, South Korea, December 24. ACCORDING to reporting by The Korea Times, Shin Hae-in has drawn a two-year doping ban from the Korea Swimming Federation. The paper states that the
By JOHN LOHN CRANBURY, New Jersey, December 25. For the next 32 weeks, SwimmingWorldMagazine.com will take a look at one of the events on the docket for the Olympic Games
PHOENIX, Arizona, December 24. IN what appears to be financial concerns that could affect a landmark venture between the Wasserman Group (WMG) and three of United States Olympic Committees' national
PHOENIX, Arizona, December 24. TODAY, we check back to the May issue of Swimming World as J.R. Rosania provided some dryside training specific to the breaststroke. To make sure that
By Oene Rusticus AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands, December 23. MARLEEN Veldhuis set a European Record during the final day of the Dutch Short Course Championships in Amsterdam. After splitting 25.00, Veldhuis
PHOENIX, Arizona, December 23. AFTER taking a look at Choosing Your Event by Wayne Goldsmith from the February 2007 issue of Swimming World, we check out Shoulder Shift Can Lead
AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands, December 22. DURING the second night of swimming at the Dutch Short Course Nationals held in Amsterdam, two more national records fell by the wayside. Individually, Inge
ISTRES, France, December 22. THE French foursome of Fabien Gilot (46.54), Gregory Mallet (47.26), Romain Caffet (48.29) and Fred Bousquet (46.20) broke the men's 400 freestyle relay world record over
PHOENIX, Arizona, December 25. AS the final holiday gift of the season, Swimming World reprints Ergogenic Aids: Friend or Foe? by Carolyn Lewis and Kathleen Woolf as previously published in