Florian Wellbrock Fires Retort to Move to No. 4 in History in 1500 Freestyle; Angelina Kohler Sets German Record In what can be considered an answer to the recent excellence
A Look at Past Swim Sets From Legendary Texas Coach Eddie Reese Today, Swimming World continues to offer past workouts that have appeared in the magazine to its readership. This
You’re More Than an Athlete – Hillary Allen on Recovering from Injuries and Discovering Your Why By Vanessa Steigauf, Swimming World College Intern What can injuries and forced time away
Kristof Milak Goes 1:46.66 to Win 200 Free at Hungarian Championships Kristof Milak added another title to his haul at the Hungarian Championships Friday, winning the men’s 200 freestyle. His
Passages: Jud Crawford, Ohio State Star and World University Games Gold Medalist, 51 Jud Crawford, a standout at Ohio State University and a World University Games gold medalist, died on
Oklahoma Christian Attempting 24-Hour Marathon Mile Swims As Fundraising Event Beginning Friday night, April 21, Oklahoma Christian Associate Head Coach Noah Yanchulis, senior captain Andrew Ehler and four other OC
Brennan Gravley, Dylan Gravley Medal in Men’s 10K At U.S. Open Water Championships It was a banner day for the Gravley brothers at the U.S. Open Water National Championships Friday.
Evgeniia Chikunova Obliterates World Record in 200 Breast with 2:17.55 at Russian Champs Egveniia Chikunova routed the world record in the women’s 200 breaststroke on Friday at the Russian Championships
Katie Grimes Wins Women’s 10K at Open Water Nationals Last year, Katie Grimes raced both pool and open water events at the World Championships. After she won her first international medals
Out Of the Tank: The Allure of Something New and Wide Open in Swimming By Mark Welte After swimming competitively for a decade or more in NCAA or Olympic echelons,
