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6 Simple Ways for Swimmers to Improve That Don't Require Any Talent

6 Simple Ways for Swimmers to Improve That Don't Require Any Talent As swimmers, we are always finding ways to improve not only as athletes, but as people, too. Changing your habits or focusing on the areas that you are weak in are both fundamental ways to improve. Change can go a long way because y...

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The Impact of Caitlin Clark Sending Lucas Oil Stadium Into a Fever

Caitlin Clark made an appearance at Lucas Oil Stadium for the Olympic Swimming Team Trials on Tuesday sending the fans in attendance into a Hoosier Hysteria. Clark, one of the biggest names in sports, was at the Trials in conjunction with the theme of the night -celebrating women in sports. In an Ol...

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Notre Dame's Kelsi Dahlia Steps into Coaching Role with Humility

Kelsi Dahlia captured the swimming world’s hearts in 2016 when she qualified for her first Olympic team in 2016 in the 100 butterfly. Who can forget the moment that was captured of the Worrell family embracing her after her victory in the 100-meter butterfly in Omaha. On the flip side, who can forge...

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8 Dead Giveaways of a Swimmer; Some Looks Cannot Be Avoided!

8 Dead Giveaways of a Swimmer; Some Looks Cannot Be Avoided! Whether you always throw your hair up in a messy bun after practice, or you radiate the smell of chlorine, all swimmers have distinct qualities, making it pretty clear what sport they do. Read below to see eight features that scream ‘swimm...

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What the Olympic Swimming Trials Mean to the State of Indiana

What the Olympic Swimming Trials Mean to the State of Indiana In the State of Indiana, sports are a sacred pastime.  From high school boys basketball, dubbed “Hoosier Hysteria,” to the backing of the Indianapolis Colts - regardless of record - Indiana residents rally around their sports teams, and s...

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Olympic Trials Will Be Swimming's Premier Showcase

Olympic Trials Will Be Swimming's Premier Showcase For swimmers, coaches and any family or friends in the building supporting those with bona fide Olympic hopes, the nine days of racing at the U.S. Olympic Trials will be emotional and stressful. Athletic careers will come down to one race, sometimes...

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Can Sam Williamson Lead Australian Men to Medley Relay Podium?

Can Sam Williamson Lead Australian Men to Medley Relay Podium? Before last July, Australia had not captured a medal in the men's 400 medley relay at either an Olympics or World Championships in seven years. It looked like that drought would continue when the Aussies were in fifth place at the halfwa...

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Expect the Unexpected: How to Adapt as a Swimmer (Examples Included)

Expect the Unexpected: How to Adapt as a Swimmer (Examples Included) Swimming is a sport that is filled with many highs, lows, laughs, tears, friendships, frustrations and, of course, unexpected outcomes. As athletes, we have to learn how to adapt in any given moment no matter the situation. Whether...

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Welcome Back, Kristof Milak: Hungarian Star Reemerges at Mare Nostrum

Welcome Back, Kristof Milak: Hungarian Star Reemerges at Mare Nostrum Less than a year ago, Kristof Milak had hit "rock-bottom." He withdrew from the World Championships, citing his mental health, and he was out of training for an extended period. Milak promised to return, but his continued absence ...