Being active or being an athlete has many positive attributes. However, those who fit this description can find themselves limited to training optimally because of delayed recovery and increased soreness.
The Week That Was, Sponsored by Suitmate The Week That Was #1: From Retirement to Global Success: Kasia Wasick Has Found Late-Career Surge By Dan D’Addona Believe in yourself. That’s
South Carolina head swimming and diving coach Jeff Poppell announced today that Michael Wright, who has coached and been a national champion diver, will serve as the Gamecocks’ as head
Chad Le Clos almost pulled out of the 2021 World Short-Course Championships after finding himself in a “dark, very depressed place” following a traumatic experience at the start of the
Quiet Competition Schedule Means Elite Swimmers Can Reset After a summer packed end-to-end with international competitions, from the World Championships in Budapest to the European Championships and Commonwealth Games (plus
Oh The Horror: 10 Scary Swimming Movie Ideas for the Spooky Season Everyone loves a good horror movie once October hits. Dark lit corridors, popcorn spilling while jumping in your
Swimming World Training Set: Main Stroke Work Welcome to Swimming World’s latest training set to incorporate into your sessions at the pool. This set is a 3500-yard stroke set that
Bob Bowman On Butterfly Development and Age-Group Progression in ASCA Lessons From Legends Through its YouTube page, the American Swimming Coaches Association has made it a goal to provide its
By Annie Grevers, Swimming World Staff Writer (From the Archive) The teenage years are not necessarily one’s most selfless stage in life. Your own swimming career grows ever more important
Craig Beardsley Belonged at the Olympic Games; At Least Now, Hall of Fame Induction Awaits In less than a week, former American star Craig Beardsley will be inducted into the
