You Just Won An Olympic Medal. Now What Do You Do?
“Stop. Take a breath, one private moment, as soon as you can while your emotions are still raw. Let it sink in. I’m an Olympic Champion.” Now what?
A Swim Coach’s Review of “Killer Coach”
“Killer Coach” is a made-for-TV crime drama from Lifetime, which is a television network that produces original movies exclusively for your mom.
The Hungry Swimmer: Berrylicious Bowls
With summer slowly approaching, it’s almost time for peak berry season! Here’s how I like to incorporate berries into my daily eating.
From Elite Swimmer To Beer Craftsman
Robert Margalis, a two-time Pan American champion, has traded in his suit to become the head brewer at Bootlegger’s Brewery in Fullerton, California.
Answers Alert For SwimSwam Brain Teaser: Time For A Swimmer Scramble
Think you’re the best of the best when it comes to aquatic brain teasers? Challenge your teammates and friends to a fun swimmer word scramble.
SwimSwam Pulse: 68% Believe Tokyo Olympics Will Go On In 2021
More than two-thirds of voters are still optimistic that the Tokyo Olympics will go on in 2021 without a cancellation, despite concern from some officials.
Penny Oleksiak, Cheerios Team Up to Donate over $1 Million to Food Banks Canada
Penny Oleksiak, a 2016 Olympic gold medalist, is part of an effort by General Mills to redirect its Olympic advertising into foodbank advertising.
11-Year-Old Emma Palmer Walking Again After January Brain Bleed
11-year-old swimmer Emma Palmer is walking again, less than 100 days after a harrowing post-practice collapse due to a spontaneous brain bleed.
Swim Mom Musing: Blessed Beginnings
“This journey created memories that will last for a lifetime, and it produced special moments for the parents that left me breathless.”
Get The Olympic Perspective Issue With The Caeleb Dressel Gold Cover
The next issue of SwimSwamMAG addresses the COVID-19 impact on the Olympics, and we project how elites will perform in 2021 with an extra year of training.
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Swim Mom: 6 Tips for Swim Parents About Seeing Things Differently
If we take anything away from these uncertain days, maybe it’s not to sweat the small stuff and appreciate what we have.
Hilary Caldwell Ink: Red Hot Lyrics, Mermaids, Randyism & More
After competing in her first Games in 2012, Canadian backstroker Hilary Caldwell wanted nothing more than to get the Olympic rings tattoo.
Beyond The Lane Lines: Ikee Tackles A Lion, Phelps Touts Soy
This week’s Beyond the Lane Lines touches on Michael Phelps’ new non-dairy habit and Rikako Ikee’s dabble into the animal kingdom.
Anthony Ervin: Ink and Water
“I don’t look like Tony, sound like Tony, or even remotely sprint like Tony. But put us both in jammers, caps, and goggles and it’s a different story.”
Fred Bousquet, The Thinking Man’s Tattoo Artist
“For me, a tattoo often signifies either a philosophy, a state of mind, or the end of a story,” says Bousquet, a four-time French Olympian.
