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Week in Review: Leon Marchand Cites Need for Rest; Dressel Family Growing Quickly https://youtu.be/FBx-oYoDX3A The past week featured several headline-grabbing stories from the sport of swimming, highlighted by the news that France's Leon Marchand will not compete at the upcoming World Short Course ...

The Week in Review: Michael Andrew Jumpstarts Training with Coach Herbie Behm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6N6T_FfP1A&feature=youtu.be One week after the World Cup wrapped up in Asia, there was still plenty of action over the past week, including the start of Michael Andrew training with coach H...

Friday FunDay: 5 Unique Swimming Relays to Make Practice Fun Are you tired of the endless back and forth of swimming during practice? Craving the thrill of competition that's more about teamwork than swimming the fastest time? Luckily, you can dive into the exciting world of fun swimming relays! For...

Week in Review: World Record From Regan Smith a Highlight of World Cup Action https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUyEl0oH8to&feature=youtu.be There is one more stop to this year’s World Cup series, with Singapore serving as the host later this week. But before we shift attention to those upcoming three...

The Week in Review: Kaylee McKeown Planning a Break; Katie Grimes Headed for College As a new week begins, let's make sure everyone is caught up on the major news stories from the past week. To do so, Swimming World brings its readership the latest installment of Week in Review, which is headlined b...

Swimming is a unique sport that adapts to our changing bodies, supporting fitness and competition. From youth to the golden years, swimming evolves to meet our physical needs at every stage of life. The sport offers the opportunity for competition while also providing the choice of fitness for those...

Overcoming Performance Plateaus: How to Break Through and Achieve Personal Bests (Video) Performance plateaus are common for swimmers, but can be turned into growth opportunities with the proper approach. To overcome plateaus and achieve new personal bests, consider adopting the following strategies...

The Future of Swimming: Emerging Trends and What to Expect in the Next Decade As swimming evolves, several trends are set to shape the sport in the next decade. First, data-driven training is revolutionizing performance analysis with AI-powered tools and wearable technology, both providing precise i...

The Olympics Are Over, So Where Will The World’s Top Swimmers Compete Next?  The 2024 Olympic Games are over. For three years, swimming fans waited to watch some of the biggest stars in the sport battle it out in the iconic La Défense Arena, and the results were certainly worth the wait. Fortunately...

40 Years in the Making: The Evolution of Olympic Racing Suits from 1984 to 2024 Over the years, racing suits in the sport of swimming have evolved to continually push the boundaries of speed and efficiency. Initially, suits were simple, functional, and made from materials like Lycra and nylon. These...

A Tale of Two Sports: The Journey of a Track and Field Olympic Trials Qualifier Turned Swim Coach Veronica Williams, the former head coach of the Gary West Side High School swim program in Gary, Indiana, has a coaching journey that is as unique as it is inspiring. Her story is a testament to how emb...

Rowdy Gaines Provides Analysis of U.S. Performances at Trials; Looks Ahead to the Paris Olympics First as an elite international athlete and now as the lead swimming analyst for NBC Sports, Rowdy Gaines has been a fixture in the sport for more than 40 years. At the 1984 Olympic Games, Gaines earned ...

How Lucas Oil Stadium Transitioned to Olympic Trials Venue (Video) When the United States Olympic Trials get underway on June 15, it will mark the first time the event is held in a football stadium. Lucas Oil Stadium, home of the Indianapolis Colts, will serve as the competition's host for nine days...

SwimLight Feature: Getting to Know Rowdy Gaines, the Man Behind the Iconic Voice of Swimming (Video) Rowdy Gaines is a legendary figure in the world of swimming, celebrated not only for his remarkable achievements as a swimmer but also for his influential role as the broadcasting voice of Swimming. ...

Cross Training Options to Remain Fit in the Water (Video) Staring at the black line on the bottom of the pool can become a challenge for both competitive and recreational swimmers. Fortunately for those who enjoy the water, but might want a change of pace, there are several cross-training options th...

Wellness Wednesday: Goal Setting and Handling Competition Stress This week's edition of Wellness Wednesday features a different look, as Swimming World staffer Casey McNulty developed a video that focuses on two important topics: Goal setting and Handling Competition Stress. In her video compilation...

Ali Truwit: Triumph Over Adversity and the Quest for Paralympic Glory Just after graduating from Yale University, Ali Truwit was the victim of a shark attack while on vacation in Turks & Caicos. Doctors and a teammate rushed to save her life and while she lost her foot and part of her leg, she has p...

The Evolution of Excellence: Herbie Behm’s Journey from Swimmer to Head Coach of Arizona State  Interview conducted through Walter Cronkite Sports Network Herbie Behm's journey in swimming goes beyond the narrative of a typical athletic career, as his path is marked by passion, strong leadership ski...

Swimmers' Path to Personal Wellness with 21 Body Care Strategies Swimming is a sport that demands dedication from its athletes. It's not uncommon for swimmers to wake up before dawn and jump into a cold pool as part of their daily routine. Weekends are often spent at competitions, where athletes pus...

Fun and Effective Kickboard Exercises to Enhance your Swimming Kickboard exercises are a fun way to improve your swimming skills, as well as your strength and endurance in the water as a whole. At first glance, swimmers may get the impression that the only way to use kickboards is for traditional ki...