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The 2021 Swim Camp Directory
By Swimming World
In case you haven’t noticed, this school year is flying by! Now is the time for swimmers to start setting summer goals and to sign up for a summer swim camp to help make them a reality!
Check out Swimming World’s 2021 Swim Camp Directory to find the perfect camp for your athlete.
Featured Swim Camps for 2021
- 2021 Advanced Remote Swim Camps
- 2021 Arete Swim Camp & Clinics
- 2021 Bolles School Swim Camp
- 2021 Camp Chikopi-For Boys
- 2021 Eagle Swim Camps at Florida Gulf Coast University
- 2021 Fitter and Faster Swim Camps
- 2021 Gold Medal Swim Camps and Clinics
- 2021 Longhorns Swim Camp
- 2021 Mercersburg Academy Swim Clinics
- 2021 Michigan Swim Camp
- 2021 Navy Swimming Camps
- 2021 Neal Studd Swim Camp at Florida State University
- 2021 University of Northern Colorado Swimming Camps
- 2021 University of Pittsburgh Swimming Camps
- 2021 The Race Club Swim Camps
- 2021 Spire Institute & Academy Camps
- 2021 STR Speedweek Swim Camps
- 2021 Texas A&M University Aggie Swim Camp
- 2021 Total Performance Swim Camps at Kenyon College & Calvin College
Feature your swim camp in the Swimming World Camp Directory and get a Featured Camp listing!
Get info for NCAA camps or Independent (non-NCAA camps).
Contact Meg Keller-Marvin at Meg@ishof.org with any questions or to sign up.
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Swimming World April 2021 Issue
FEATURES
012 A PANDEMIC PERSPECTIVE FROM MASTERS SWIMMING
by Dan D’Addona
Masters swimmers maintain a connection to the sport they love as well as to their team and community. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, that connection has been missing the past year, but they are ready to face the challenges that lie ahead.
017 DEATH, TAXES…AND INDIAN RIVER!
by Andy Ross
Indian River State College will be shooting for its 47th straight men’s and 39th consecutive women’s NJCAA team titles.
018 TAKEOFF TO TOKYO: SPRINT TSAR
by John Lohn
As Swimming World continues its “Takeoff to Tokyo” series, the opportunity to examine the career of Russia’s Alexander Popov—accomplishments and approach—is the chance to pay tribute to a man who might be the greatest sprinter the sport has ever seen.
021 COUNT ON CHINA
by Dan D’Addona
Based on the results of the last eight Olympics—and the most recent World Championships held two years ago—China would be a good bet to once again dominate the diving competition, July 23-Aug. 8, at the 2021 Games in Tokyo.
022 EVER THE COMPETITOR
by David Rieder
Five years after her public introduction to the world at the Rio Olympics, little has changed about Lilly King. She will still speak her mind, tell you how she really feels, and she’s still a winner, a dominant force in sprint breaststroke.
025 THE GREATEST OF THEIR GENERATION
by Bruce Wigo
The General Slocum steamship disaster in 1904, the tragedy that changed swimming history, had an impact on two of the greatest swimming heroes of all time, Johnny Weissmuller and Charles Robert Drew.
028 NUTRITION: FUELING FOR COMPETITION—THE “CHERRY ON TOP!”
by Dawn Weatherwax
Athletes spend hours upon hours training. It is now time to put the sports nutrition piece all together when it matters most. A big part of the plan is to know what, when and how much to eat and drink before, during and after the event.
COACHING
014 FAST AND FURIOUS
by Michael J. Stott
College coaches Braden Holloway (NC State), Todd DeSorbo (Virginia), Matt Kredich (Tennessee) and Jessen Book (Kenyon) share their ideas on how they help their swimmers maximize turn speed.
038 SWIMMING TECHNIQUE CONCEPTS: APPLYING MECHANICAL PRINCIPLES TO IMPROVE SWIMMING TECHNIQUE
by Rod Havriluk
Many swimmers attempt to swim faster by modeling the technique of the fastest swimmers. Using champions as models is an archaic approach of painstakingly slow, trial-and-error that risks adopting technique limitations. A far superior approach is to apply mechanical principles that eliminate uncertainty and accelerate the skill-learning process.
043 Q&A WITH COACH MEGAN OESTING
by Michael J. Stott
044 HOW THEY TRAIN DIGGORY DILLINGHAM
by Michael J. Stott
TRAINING
037 DRYSIDE TRAINING: PUSHING POWER
by J.R. Rosania
JUNIOR SWIMMER
040 GOLDMINDS: LEARN HOW TO BE A RACER
by Wayne Goldsmith
It’s important to learn how to swim your event in such a way that you can perform to your potential in every possible racing situation, including different strategies for heats, semifinals and finals.
047 UP & COMERS: DANIEL DIEHL
by Shoshanna Rutemiller
COLUMNS & SPECIAL SECTIONS
008 A VOICE FOR THE SPORT
011 DID YOU KNOW: ABOUT THE STORY OF THE AUMAKUA?
030 2021 SWIM CAMP DIRECTORY
046 DADS ON DECK: BRENT BILQUIST
048 GUTTERTALK
049 PARTING SHOT
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