The Professional Swim Coach Course Book: How to Develop a Successful Team Culture The following is the second in a two-part series highlighting the impactful coursework offered in The Professional
Before They Became Superstars: World Junior Championships Has Served As Springboard for Future Success At the World Junior Championships that wrapped up over the weekend, we witnessed the rise of
3 Easy Breakfasts to Fuel You Through Morning Practice By Tasija Karosas, Swimming World College Intern “Breakfast is the most important meal of the day” – That phrase has been
Duke Kahanamoku Deserves to be in World’s Greatest Athlete Conversation When my parents decided to take a family trip to Hawaii for their 50th anniversary, they asked each of us
Defensive Pessimism: How Negative Thinking Can Have a Positive Impact The most common approach heading into a big competition is to think positively–visualize the best-case scenario, focus on improving times
Despite Singapore Silvers, American Women Have Promising Future in Freestyle Relays The results in the women’s freestyle relays at this year’s World Championships showed a continuation of generational Australian dominance,
Yang Peiqi Has Emerged as Promising Force for China in International Waters For a little under a decade, Li Bingjie has been a multi-distance force for China in the freestyle
Sharon van Rouwendaal On The Champion Mindset As She Contemplates Future Plans Such was the unwavering power of Sharon van Rouwendaal’s self-belief that winning was the only option at Paris
Rylee Erisman Produces Spectacular Triple to Wrap Up World Junior Championships It’s not unusual for an athlete to take on a double in international competition. A triple? Well, that is
World Junior Championships, Day Six Finals: Yang Peiqi Completes The Quad with 200 Freestyle Crown; Carlos D’Ambrosio Storms to 100 Free Title It’s the final day of the World Junior
