U.S. Open Women’s Preview: Katie Ledecky, Summer McIntosh Set for 400 Freestyle Battle as Olympic Prep Heats Up For the majority of the top swimmers in the United States, this
7 Ways to Build Your Confidence in the Pool One of the most frequent mental blocks among swimmers is low self-confidence in the pool. Oddly enough, in my experience, it
6 Life Lessons Swimming Teaches Us By Suzie Ryan, Swimming World Intern Swimming is not the easiest of sports. It takes courage, dedication and a lot of hard work to
Swimming Holiday Gift Guide – Part Three: Buy Swimming Gear for Black Friday! Black Friday is upon us, and that means it’s time to get serious about your holiday shopping
Swimming in NCAA Division III is in the early stages of a new era. and several factors have boosted the division. The rise could continue. The COVID-19 pandemic changed the
Arina Surkova Downs National Fly Records As Russian Short-Course Championships Conclude Arina Surkova set two national records as the Russian Short-Course Championships ended in St Petersburg on Saturday. Link to
Lilly King Eager to Attack the Olympic Year (Video Interview); Looking At First ‘Normal Olympics’ In a pair of Olympic appearances (Rio de Janeiro/Tokyo), Lilly King has totaled five medals.
World Anti-Doping Agency Releases 2024 Banned Substance List: Tramadol Now Banned In-Competition A new list of banned substances takes effect throughout international sports on January 1, 2024. The document provided
Ryan Murphy Discusses Olympic Year and Leadership Role With Team USA For nearly a decade, Ryan Murphy has been a staple of consistent and elite performance for the United States.
Five-Time Washington State Champ Ella Jablonski Verbals To Stanford For 2025 NEW COMMIT: Stanford University has secured another verbal commitment for Fall 2025, this time from Ella Jablonski of Seattle, Washington.
