5 Ways to Stay On Your Mental Game This Season
By Natalia Kaczor, Swimming World Magazine College Intern With school having started for most students, this means that another swim season is just around the corner. A new season is
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Wabash College Swimming Preview
By Jacob Riley, Swimming World College Intern Wabash College is looking to have a breakout year this season in the swimming world. With the graduation of the 2016 class, this
Lessons of Murdered Swim Coach, Kelley Allen, Live On
By Maddie Strasen, Swimming World College Intern Kelley Allen never stood still, sprinting up and down the pool deck to urge on his swimmers in each race. In fact, the
A Changing of the Guard in Men’s Open Water Swimming
By Robbie Dickson, Swimming World College Intern The 2015-2016 season came to a close with the conclusion of the Paralympic Games last week. Now in the third week of September, with
The United States is Not All That Great At the 200 Butterfly
By Jason Tillotson, Swimming World College Intern. Okay. Before all the crazed Michael Phelps and Misty Hyman fans pick up their torches and pitchforks, let me explain. Let’s pretend, for
3 Traits of Swimming Soulmates
By Emily Messina, Swimming World College Intern In contrast to other sports, the swimming world is pretty small. It involves a select group of people who have dedicated their time,
Sacrifice and Reward: A Swimmer’s Mental Battle
By Ailish Dougherty, Swimming World College Intern It’s hard to describe that moment right before a race. I’ve heard of that mystical phenomenon of getting “in the zone,” where the
Coached By A Robot? Fitness Tracking Magic by Chuck Katis
By Annie Grevers, Swimming World Staff Writer Chuck Katis has always been a man on a mission…or rather, a man on many missions. His number one goal: better the world.
Core Work for the Elite Swimmer: TRX Pike and Shift
By Dr. G. John Mullen, DPT, CSCS Keeping the body moving forward during butterfly maintains efficiency and velocity. Many poor swimmers raise their head up too high for a breath,
With the U.S. Olympic Team, Bob Bowman and David Marsh Helped Craft a Masterpiece
By David Rieder. Bob Bowman and David Marsh stood in front of a crowd of the country’s top swim coaches, who all stood and applauded. Marsh and Bowman were returning
