Description
Editor’s Note
Your Views
Just Add Water
Minding Masters
Health Waves
Rehabilitation from Shoulder Injury by James W. Miller, M.D.
Eating Gracefully As We Age by Cindy Carroll, M.S., R.D.
Swim for Fitness
The Great Debate: Technique or Conditioning? by Scott Rabalais.
Coaching Services
Swimming Safety
Working Out
Transition Turns in the IM by Richard Shoulberg.
Smorgasbord of Events
Calendar
On the Market
Splashes
The Top 10 Masters Swimmers of 1997
By Scott Rabalais. Barriers were made to be broken. For proof, read about the mind -boggling achievements of SWIM Magazine’s “Terrific Ten”—the top 10 Masters swimmers of 1997.
Swim Crazy
By Phillip Whitten. Even though the 8th FINA World Swimming Championships were nearly overshadowed by the ongoing Chinese drug scandal, the Aussies were treated to some incredible performances in the pool.
U.S. Sizzles, China Fizzles
By Phillip Whitten. America’s women showed their worth at Perth with their best team performance in 20 years; China, the over- whelming favorites coming into the meet, performed abysmally.
No Worries!
By Bob Ingram. With thousands of vociferous fans cheering them on, the Aussies had “no worries” as they captured the men’s competition at the World Championships in Australia.
