Swimming World Magazine

Goldminds: We, Not Me! What makes swimming teams great? It’s the power of selflessness. By Wayne Goldsmith I have the wonderful opportunity to work in many different places around the world ...

Did You Know? 1932 Olympic Gold Medalist Clare Dennis By Andy Ross On Aug. 9, 1932, Australia’s Clare Dennis won an Olympic gold medal in the 200 meter breaststroke in Los Angeles. But just three...

How They Train: California Baptist University's Scott Tolman By Michael J. Stott At 6-1, 167 pounds, Eric Scott Tolman is a young man of faith, committed to getting better as a person and as a sw...

Q&A with California Baptist University's Coach Rick Rowland By Michael J. Stott After success at the highest NAIA and NCAA D-II levels, California Baptist University coach Rick Rowland—a man comm...

Special Sets  Lisa Bratton: Women at Work By Michael J. Stott Coaches preach that swimming is a process, a journey honed by dedication and perseverance. Presenting Exhibit No. 1: professional swi...

Swimming Technique Concepts: The Prevalence of Shoulder Problems in Swimming By Dr. Rod Havriluk Shoulder pain has been a problem in swimming for many decades, prompting numerous studies. The mos...

Nutrition: Around the Table with Michigan Lakeshore Aquatics Part 3 By Dan D'Adonna “Around the Table” has featured Olympic gold medalists and some of the top names in swimming. This is the t...

Lessons with the Legends: Coach Jerry Holtrey By Michael J. Stott Indelible—and successful—is the impression left on retired swim coach Jerry Holtrey by his mentors, Glen Hummer, Gus Stager...

Pioneers of Title IX: The Prohibition of Sex Discrimination in Educational Programs By Bruce Wigo As Swimming World presents this year’s Female High School Swimmer of the Year, we take a look bac...

Top High School Recruits of 2019 By Chandler Brandes Swimming World takes a look at the swimmers it considers to be the 10 best high school recruits (both male and female) from the Class of 2019 ...

The Battle For First By Dan D'Adonna & David Rieder Not only did this year’s top high school swimmers turn in impressive performances, but six of the top eight will be returning next season, prov...

Swimming World's Male High School Co-Swimmers of the Year: Carson Foster & Luca Urlando By David Rieder In August 2018, Carson Foster and Luca Urlando returned from representing the United States...

Female High School Swimmer of the Year: Torri Huske By Dan D'Adonna Torri Huske of Yorktown High School in Arlington, Va., is a national high school record holder, the fastest female this past hi...

Swimming Technique Concepts: Preview of the ISCA Hall of Fame Summit By Rod Havriluk The annual conference of the International Swim Coaches Association (ISCA) will be held in Clearwater Beach, F...

Beyond the Yards: Tips & Techniques From Haley Anderson Content and Photos Provided and Sponsored by ARENA BUILDING OFF THE MOMENTUM OF A SUCCESSFUL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS After a great mee...

Dads on Deck with Regan and Paul Smith By Shoshanna Rutemiller Regan Smith and swimming just fit. The national team member and American record holder has accomplished a remarkable amount in...

Did You Know? Fun Facts in Aquatic History: Pieter van den Hoogenband and Mark Spitz By Andy Ross Pieter van den Hoogenband and Mark Spitz never won gold medals at the Long Course World Champions...

Dryside Training: Exercise Equipment Series Multi-Equipment Program For Strength and Power By J.R Rosania This month’s focus is on strength and power development by using multiple pieces of equip...

How They Train: University of Florida's Robert Finke  By Michael J. Stott As a 19-year-old, Robert Finke has compiled a heavyweight resumé. Standing 6-1 and weighing 165 pounds, the rising sophom...

Q&A with University of Florida Head Coach Anthony Nesty By Michael J. Stott In his second year as University of Florida men’s head coach, Anthony Nesty was named SEC male coach of the year, exten...