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The Value Of Studying Film

16 January 2019

By J.P. Mortenson, Swimming World College Intern. If you want to improve as a swimmer, you’re going to have to learn how to make the connection between your body and

FINIS Tip Of The Week: Sailboat Drill

13 January 2019

Welcome to the “FINIS Tip of the Week.” Swimming World will be bringing you a topic that we’ll explore with drills and concepts for you to implement with your team

The Truth About Lactate Threshold

11 January 2019

By Taylor Byers, Swimming World College Intern. Swimmers often encounter lactate sets throughout their training, yet several misconceptions exist about the body’s production of lactic acid and experiences of fatigue.

Using Neuroscience to Train Smarter, Not Harder

04 January 2019

By Jane Ehret, Swimming World Contributor & Medical Student, St. George’s University, Class of 2020. Most everyone knows the phrase “train smarter, not harder,” however, this is often easier said

What You Should Know About Swimmer’s Shoulder

02 January 2019

By Lianne McCluskey, Swimming World College Intern. In the wake of Missy Franklin’s retirement from competitive swimming, Swimming World decided to address the unfortunate injury that plagues many swimmers across

Teri McKeever and Carol Capitani: Current Trailblazers for Female NCAA Head Coaches

31 December 2018

By Devin Javens, Swimming World College Intern. The small presence of female head coaches in college swimming is extremely apparent, let alone the lack of representation in top tier NCAA Division I

FINIS Tip Of The Week: 2 Up, 2 Down Breaststroke

30 December 2018

Welcome to the “FINIS Tip of the Week.” Swimming World will be bringing you a topic that we’ll explore with drills and concepts for you to implement with your team

The Fifth Stroke: How Dolphin Kick is Used to Improve Freestyle and Breaststroke

27 December 2018

By Mark McCluskey, Swimming World College Intern In recent years, we have consistently watched the sport of swimming develop and grow as we discover ways to become faster. One of

Winter Training: Why Is It So Intense?

25 December 2018

By Taylor Byers, Swimming World College Intern. Winter training is a famous one or two weeks during the swim season that every swimmer either dreads or looks forward to. One

Commentary: How to Organize Swimming for Professional Athletes’ Best Future

24 December 2018

Commentary on Professional Athletes by John Leonard, ASCA USA Swimming reorganized itself into a “governance board” model in 2018. I believe that is the model of the future for a

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