In this issue:<\/strong><\/p>\n ON THE COVER<\/p>\n Arkady Vyatchanin is a newly-minted Serbian. On April 22, 2013\u2014after 13 years on Russia\u2019s national team\u2014Vyatchanin announced <\/p>\n his intent to untie himself from swimming for his homeland, and began pursuing another country to represent. Portugal, Spain, <\/p>\n France, the Netherlands, the United States, Australia, New Zealand, most eastern European countries\u2014his search went on…until <\/p>\n last October when Serbia welcomed him to its national team.<\/p>\n FEATURES<\/p>\n 012 SWIMMING\u2019S \u201cORPHAN\u201d FINDS HOME IN SERBIA<\/p>\n by Annie Grevers<\/p>\n Russian-born Arkady Vyatchanin has endured quite an interesting journey since capturing the Olympic bronze medal in the 200 <\/p>\n backstroke at Beijing in 2008. After a disappointing London Games in 2012 and a series of disagreements with the Russian<\/p>\n Swimming Federation, the 31-year-old will start a new chapter in his swimming career by representing Serbia internationally.<\/p>\n 016 TAKING IT OUT FAST<\/p>\n by George Block<\/p>\n Part III in a continuing series on saving scholarship swimming focuses on what is being done by the College Swimming<\/p>\n Coaches Association and discusses common issues and fund raising. It also suggests ways of what we can do to help solve the <\/p>\n problem.<\/p>\n 026 SETTING THE STAGE<\/p>\n by Jeff Commings<\/p>\n Swimming\u2019s main stage is reserved for the 2016 Olympic Games, but this summer\u2019s World Championships in Kazan, Russia could <\/p>\n show who will be ready to command the spotlight next year in Rio de Janeiro.<\/p>\n 031 YOUNG SWIMMERS ON THE RISE<\/p>\n by Annie Grevers<\/p>\n Seventeen-year-olds Becca Mann and Mark Jurek seem to have all the necessary skills to take their swimming to the next level.<\/p>\n 034 OPPORTUNITY TO FAIL IN A SAFE ENVIRONMENT<\/p>\n by Michael J. Stott<\/p>\n With the ever-changing expectations and limitations put on today\u2019s swim coach, Swimming World asked some experienced coaches <\/p>\n in the United States their thoughts about \u201ctough love\u201d and coaching.<\/p>\n 037 HOUSE OF FINA RESTS ON SHIFTING SANDS<\/p>\n by Craig Lord<\/p>\n Swimming governance has reached a watershed. The World Championships will soon unfold in Kazan, Russia against a backdrop <\/p>\n of schism in the pool and scandal in world sport.<\/p>\n COACHING<\/p>\n 010 LESSONS WITH THE LEGENDS: JIM STEEN<\/p>\n by Michael J. Stott<\/p>\n 019 PAVING THE WAY<\/p>\n by Michael J. Stott<\/p>\n Success (or failure) of a taper depends largely upon the previous quality of work. Coaches of three USA Swimming club teams <\/p>\n share how they taper their age group and senior swimmers.<\/p>\n 022 SWIMMING TECHNIQUE MISCONCEPTIONS: HULL LENGTH<\/p>\n by Rod Havriluk<\/p>\n A common technique misconception is that maintaining the entry arm straight in front of the body on freestyle can increase a <\/p>\n swimmer\u2019s body length. Actually, the hull length of a ship (or swimmer\u2019s body) is determined by the length of the body at the surface. <\/p>\n While a longer hull has an advantage, a submerged arm does nothing to increase hull length.<\/p>\n 041 Q&A WITH COACH TED KNAPP<\/p>\n by Michael J. Stott<\/p>\n 042 HOW THEY TRAIN EUGENE GODSOE<\/p>\n by Michael J. Stott<\/p>\n TRAINING<\/p>\n 044 DRYSIDE TRAINING: SO YOU WANT MORE POWER?<\/p>\n by J.R. Rosania<\/p>\n JUNIOR SWIMMER<\/p>\n 024 GOLDMINDS: G.O.T. TRAINING?<\/p>\n by Wayne Goldsmith<\/p>\n Goal-Oriented Training (G.O.T.) challenges swimmers to achieve specific performance related goals in every training activity. The<\/p>\n volume of training is not determined by adherence to a pre-determined training plan, but by the swimmer\u2019s commitment, effort and <\/p>\n level of engagement.<\/p>\n COLUMNS<\/p>\n 045 UP & COMERS<\/p>\n 008 A VOICE FOR THE SPORT<\/p>\n 040 DADS ON DECK<\/p>\n 046 GUTTER TALK<\/p>\n 048 PARTING SHOT<\/p>\n Swimming World Magazine July 2015 Issue In this issue: ON THE COVER Arkady Vyatchanin is a newly-minted Serbian. 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