Will USRPT Grow Through Group Training? Coach Peter Andrew Begins Hawaii Experiment In sports, evolution is essential. New science and research lead to constant growth, as we find new methods
3 Fast Snacks Your Athlete Can Use Before and During Practice Why This Matters Parents often tell me: “We leave school and go straight to practice—no time.” “My athlete gets
Most Impressive National Age Group Records That Remain Standing (Men) A recent Swimming World feature took a look at some of the most impressive National Age Group (NAG) records produced
An Open Letter to My Support System Note: Swimming World is running this article from its archive because many swimmerd will be able to relate with its content. By Ashlee
6 Reasons Your Swim Team Becomes Your Family By Emma Foster, Swimming World College Intern Swimmers are a special breed. Even most non-chlorinated people understand that. On college campuses around
LA 2028 Organizers Propose Move of Olympic Diving to Pasadena The organizers of the LA 2028 Olympics on Wednesday proposed moving the diving competition from Los Angeles to Pasadena. Diving
Sarah Sjöström And Partner Johan de Jong Skierus Announce Birth Of Son Sarah Sjöström and husband Johan de Jong Skierus have welcomed their son Adrian after a “traumatic and magical” childbirth experience. It is
Enhanced Games Sues World Aquatics, Others for $800 million The Enhanced Games, a performance-enhancing drugs-fueled spectacle, is suing sports governing bodies on antitrust grounds. The lawsuit was filed Wednesday in
NCAA Champion Emma Sticklen Starts Coaching Career at Penn Three-time NCAA champion and 200 fly record holder Emma Sticklen has been hired as an assistant coach at Penn. Sticklen will
West Virginia Hires Matt O’Neill as Head Diving Coach West Virginia has hired Matt O’Neill as the head diving coach, returning to his alma mater, the school announced this week.
