Guest commentary by John Leonard, American Swimming Coaches Association Executive Director FT. LAUDERDALE – One of the key roles that the American Swimming Coaches Association has played in American Swimming since
REUNION – The Iron Lady Katinka Hosszu closed out the short course Indian Ocean Meet with gold medals in 16 out of the 17 available events. She also set six
PHOENIX – Just months after a triumphant comeback to the sport, Michael Phelps’ arrest for a second DUI and the aftermath owned the headlines during September and October at Swimming World.
Pursley’s Pep Talks are a collection of coaching perspectives written by Alabama head swimming coach Dennis Pursley. This is the 26th installment of a series that will be rolled out
Photo Courtesy: Delly Carr Commentary by Jeff Commings PHOENIX – Katie Ledecky won’t easily forget 2014. It was the year in which she broke the world records in the 400,
NEWPORT BEACH – The USA Men’s Water Polo Senior National Team opened up their three-game series with the Italian National Team battling to a 10-10 tie earlier today at Newport
FORT WASHINGTON – For the second year in a row, Germantown Academy has sustained a major coaching change as three high-profile coaches have now left the coaching staff. Earlier this month,
REUNION – The Iron Lady Katinka Hosszu ran her gold-medal tally to 10 after two days at the short course Indian Ocean Meet. She also set two more Hungarian records,
PHOENIX – Every 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
PHOENIX – The epic battle between Ryan Lochte and Michael Phelps in the 200 IM at nationals proved to be the top story of July and August at Swimming World. During
