PHOENIX, Arizona, June 5. IN the June issue of Swimming World Magazine, premium members can go to the interactive page of SwimmingWorldMagazine.com and view the interactive content that was embedded in the current digital issue. Members can click on the subject and it will link directly to the internet story, video or file.<\/p>\n
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\nRUSSIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS FEATURE FOUR WORLD RECORDS
\nFRENCH NATIONALS SHOWCASE BARRIER-BREAKING STANDARDS
\nJESSICA HARDY DOPING SUSPENSION REDUCED
\nUNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON CUTS SWIMMING<\/p>\n
GUTTER TALK
\nMASTERS RECORDS FALL IN MICHIGAN)
\nFAST TIMES POSTED AT SWEDISH OPEN MASTERS CHAMPS
\nBAUMANN, GROSELLE, MONTINI POST RECORD-BREAKING TIMES
\nUSMS RECORDS BROKEN IN MICHIGAN
\nTRIANGLE SPORTS COMMISSION NAMED COMMUNITY SPONSOR
\n2010 XIII FINA WORLD MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS INFORMATION <\/p>\n
FEATURES
\nBluefish Swim Club Group Advancement Criteria
\nYMCA Masters Nationals<\/p>\n
FOR THE RECORD
\nAMSTERDAM SWIM CUP
\nFRANCE LONG COURSE NATIONALS
\nTELKOM SOUTH AFRICA NATIONALS
\nYMCA CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nWOMEN’S NCAA DIVISION II SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nWOMEN’S NCAA DIVISION III SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nWOMEN’S NAIA SWIMMING AND DIVING
\nWOMEN’S NJCAA SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nMEN’S NCAA DIVISION II SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nMEN’S NCAA DIVISION III SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nMEN’S NAIA SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nMEN’S NJCAA SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nILLINOIS HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nIOWA HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nMICHIGAN DIVISION I (LOWER) HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nMICHIGAN DIVISION II (LOWER) HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nMICHIGAN DIVISION III (LOWER) HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nMINNESOTA CLASS A HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nMINNESOTA CLASS AA HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nMISSOURI HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nNEW YORK HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nNORTH CAROLINA 1A-2A HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nNORTH CAROLINA 3A HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nNORTH CAROLINA 4A HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nNORTH DAKOTA HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nOHIO DIVISION I HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nOHIO DIVISION II HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nVIRGINIA A-AA HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nVIRGINIA AAA HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nVIRGINIA INDEPENDENT HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nWASHINGTON 2A HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nWASHINGTON 3A HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nWASHINGTON 4A HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nWISCONSIN DIVISION I HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nWISCONSIN DIVISION II HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nWYOMING 3A HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nWYOMING 4A HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS<\/p>\n
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Contents of The June issue:<\/p>\n
7 CLIMBING THE LADDER by John Lohn
\nHere’s a look at some of the rising stars who could carry the American banner in the years to come, perhaps as early as this summer’s World Championships in Rome.
\n10 CELEBRATING 50+ YEARS IN AQUATICS: 1977-80 by Jeff Commings
\nAs we celebrate 50+ years in aquatics, Swimming World Magazine will be taking a trip through history, highlighting some of the top moments of the magazine’s existence.
\n12 THEN AND NOW by Jeff Commings
\nRussian Vladimir Salnikov and Australian Grant Hackett are two of the most outstanding distance swimmers ever, with both swimmers accomplishing an undefeated streak in the 1500 meter free of more than 10 years–still standing as the longest winning streaks in men’s swimming.
\n14 COLLEGE ROUNDUP by Jason Marsteller and Judy Jacob
\nDrury (NCAA-II), Kenyon (NCAA-III) and Indian River (NJCAA) women’s and men’s swimming and diving teams swept their respective collegiate championships, while Cal Baptist’s men won their fourth straight NAIA title and Savannah College of Art and Design won its first-ever NAIA women’s title.
\n22 A TROPICAL PARADISE by Steven Munatones
\nCompetition and camaraderie. Beaches and beauty. Coral and coconuts. Fiji Swims has it all.
\n24 SYNCHRO GOES TO COLLEGE by Eric Velazquez
\nSynchronized swimming is slowly, but surely, taking a foothold in collegiate athletics, perhaps paving the way to greater success internationally.<\/p>\n
DEPARTMENTS:
\n6 A VOICE for the SPORT
\n52 FOR THE RECORD
\n59 CALENDAR
\n62 PARTING SHOT<\/p>\n
In the Swimming Technique portion of the magazine you will find the following:<\/p>\n
34 Q&A WITH COACH MICHAEL GOBRECHT, WEST SHORE YMCA by Michael J. Stott
\n36 HOW THEY TRAIN: Steven Gasparini by Michael J. Stott
\n37 CHANGES OF SWIMMING VELOCITY DURING THE SWIM CYCLE by Genadijus Sokolovas
\n40 UNPOPULAR WISDOM by Ron Johnson
\nRather than swimming in a straight line, the best method of moving effectively from one point to the next is moving in symmetrical waves.
\n42 USSSA: Water Baby Class by Albert Paliwoda
\n44 STEPPING UP by Michael J. Stott
\nCoaches and swim club officials discuss the “when,” “where” and “why” of moving age group swimmers to different training groups.<\/p>\n
In the SWIM portion of the magazine you will find the following:<\/p>\n
27 THE POOL’S EDGE: 12 Steps to Swimming Success by Karlyn Pipes-Neilsen
\nWhether you are a newbie or a veteran of the sport, here are 12 simple steps to help you achieve swimming success.
\n28 LANE LEADERS: Trina Radke-Gerry by Emily Sampl
\n30 IT’S NEVER TOO LATE by Jeff Commings
\nMore than 600 athletes took part in the YMCA Masters Nationals, some of whom have only recently learned to swim.
\n32 THE WORKOUT CARD: Training with St. Petersburg Aquatics by Fred Lewis<\/p>\n
In the Junior Swimmer portion of the magazine you will find the following:
\n47 NATIONAL AGE GROUP RECORD SETTERS: City of Plano 15-16 Boys 400 Yard Medley and 400 Yard Freestyle Relay
\n48 SPEEDO AMERICAN RELAY by Judy Jacob
\n49 TYR AGE GROUP SWIMMERS OF THE MONTH: Ryan and Brandon Hoffer
\n50 YMCA NATIONALS: Sarasota Sweep by Judy Jacob<\/p>\n
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