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\nby Cassidy Lavigne<\/em>
\nI never questioned when my coaches said “recovery” at swim. I was grateful for it. But when I needed to go into recovery for my eating disorder, I dug my heels in the ground…<\/p>\n
\nby Cassidy Lavigne<\/em>
\nAt the pull of the erg during a varsity rowing practice, Hanna Rossen, now 21, felt her back snap, sending her body into shock as she sat still hyperventilating…<\/p>\n
\nby Katie Wingert<\/em>
\nFor several Pennsylvania swimming teams, tragedy does not have the final word–camaraderie does…<\/p>\n
\nby Katie Wingert<\/em>
\nThe talons of USA, high school, and college swimming have entrapped many. But there’s nothing quite like traditional summer age group swimming…<\/p>\n
\nby Joe Buchanan<\/em>
\nThere is a certain camaraderie between swimmers and runners. It’s indescribable, but the two cardio-intensive sports often are paired. Many swimmers try to cross-train into running and vice-versa…<\/p>\n
\nby Abby Bergman<\/em>
\nFrom helping kids find a love for the water to training swimmers to cross the English Channel…from chairing the NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Committee to producing national champions, Coach Kim Bierwert has had an incredible career…<\/p>\n
\nby Abby Bergman<\/em>
\nIf you head down to the beach in Santa Monica, California on any Sunday morning, you are likely to find Rebecca Nevitt training for her next cold-water marathon swim…<\/p>\n
\nby Jinq En Phee<\/em>
\nA number of foreign swimmers are making an impact on the NCAA swimming scene. According to scholarshipstats.com…<\/p>\n
\nby Jinq En Phee<\/em>
\nWelson Sim. Many in the swimming world have not heard this name, but soon they will. He’s just starting to make his way into the world class competitive swimming scene…<\/p>\n
\nby Ailish Dougherty<\/em>
\nWith both Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte, two of the biggest names in swimming, tying the knot and popping the question in hte last year, it makes you wonder what it must be like to marry such an elite athlete…<\/p>\n
\nby Ailish Dougherty<\/em>
\nWe all know the requirements for the “ideal” swimmer’s body – tall, long arms, long torso, long and wide feet and hands, broad shoulders, huge lats, strong core. But what if you don’t measure up?<\/p>\n
\nby Kevin Gill<\/em>
\nAlthough the United States has a great history in coming out on top, the modern age of swimming has seen a growing challenge from the rest of the world. This heightened competitiveness is best illustrated in the 400 free relay…<\/p>\n
\nby Kevin Gill<\/em>
\nFor this year’s FINA World Championships, the United States will be represented by some new faces who are taking advantage of several big name retirements…<\/p>\n
\nby Katie Lafferty<\/em>
\nWhat do you do when you receive a season ending diagnosis? You come back stronger the following season and show the world that nothing can get in your way…<\/p>\n
\nby Dylan Evangelista<\/em>
\nCaeleb Dressel has been a man on a mission thus far in 2017. Between smashing American records at this year’s NCAA championships and posting the No. 1-ranked 100 fly in the world during U.S. National Championships…<\/p>\n
\nby Norah Hunt<\/em>
\n“Oh, so are you as fast as Katie Ledecky?” This question always makes me laugh and shake my head a little, because no, I am nowhere near as fast as the mighty Ledecky…<\/p>\n
\nby Jason Tillotson<\/em>
\nOk. Before all the crazed Michael Phelps and Misty Hyman fans pick up their torches and pitchforks, let me explain…<\/p>\n
\nby Joe Buchanan<\/em>
\nThe butterfly stroke is a test of endurance, fortitude, and shoulder strength. Often regarded as the most complex stroke to learn, it has become a staple of swim meets and punishing practices…<\/p>\n
\nby Shunichi Fujishima<\/em>
\nResearch done by the North American Journal of Sports Physical Therapy suggests that one third of ocmpetitive swimmers experience what is known as Swimmer’s Shoulder…<\/p>\n
\nby Bryan Gu<\/em>
\nShe’s singing off-key and at the top of her lungs to whatever vapid pop song is on the radio, smiling despite that set her coach writes on the board…<\/p>\n
\nCommentary by Maddie Strasen<\/em>
\nAlmost everything we do in life is based on our language. We can either wake up, tell ourselves we’re going to have a good day…<\/p>\n
\nby Erin Keaveny<\/em>
\nToday, swimmers like Katie Ledecky, Natalie Coughlin and Missy Franklin are renowned for their accomplishments as athletes…<\/p>\n
\nby Ashley Illenye<\/em>
\nBeing a student-athlete on any level is very demanding, especially as a swimmer. With three-day meets, 5 a.m. practices…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"