Olympian Cody Miller poses for a photo during the first annual Minnesota Ice Swim, which had roughly 200 participants last month.
What’s left after an Olympic gold? What would philosophers like Heraclitus, Schopenahuer and Nietzsche think about post-Olympic blues?
Swimming toward an Olympic dream is hard, but retirement may be even more difficult.
Swimmers are constantly at odds with their mind in training, races, and even after successes.
What is the benefit of competitive sports – and what are the lessons learned for one’s own way of life?
David Johnston recently shared his experience with adopting a “growth mindset” and how doing so revitalized his love for the sport and allowed him to succeed.
Often underused, the brain can work as a tool to help you unlock your best performance in the pool.
A letter to my 365-days-ago-self reminding them that while things might be hard right now, they will get better through perserverance.