Featured Swim Camp of the Week: SpeedWeeks
Twice a week over the next few months, Swimming World Magazine will feature a camp specializing in teaching swimmers how to improve their technique, swim faster and have fun with
Twice a week over the next few months, Swimming World Magazine will feature a camp specializing in teaching swimmers how to improve their technique, swim faster and have fun with
Eddie Reese begins each of his Texas swimming workouts with a kicking set of some sort for every athlete on his team. So, perhaps it should not come as a
After five seasons as head coach of the Arizona State swimming and diving program, Dorsey Tierney-Walker will not be on deck for a sixth season, the university’s athletic department announced
A conglomerate of SwimToday partners are coming together to introduce the new Narwhal Swim Cap (#NarwhalSwimCap) as a lead-up to the Olympic Games in Rio in 2016, just a bit
The life and legacy of Olympic champion Camille Muffat, who died earlier this month in a helicopter crash, started tonight’s proceedings at the French long course nationals and world championship
Jeanette Ottesen leapfrogged Emma McKeon into second in the world in the women’s 100-meter fly at the Danish Open today. Ottesen clocked a top time of 57.23 tonight, moving her
Yauhen Tsurkin and Mireia Belmonte Garcia both put up second-ranked swims on the final night of the Spanish Open Spring Championships. Tsurkin shot to second in the world rankings in
For the first time, fans will be able to follow their swimming heroes live on their digital devices with Network Ten’s industry-leading digital platform, tenplay, set to live-stream all the
U.S. Paralympics, a division of the United States Olympic Committee, announced today the 25 athletes who will represent the U.S. at the 2015 IPC Swimming World Championships, July 13-19, in
GREENSBORO – York YMCA’s Courtney Harnish and Sarasota YMCA’s Drew Clark took home the 1000 freestyle titles on the opening night of the YMCA Short Course Nationals meet at the