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Olympic Champion Stephanie Rice Forced To Withdraw From Reality Show Due To Shoulder Injury

A dislocated shoulder forced Olympic champion Stephanie Rice  to withdraw from the reality show SAS: Australia last week.

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Six-Time Olympic Gold Medalist Amy Van Dyken Throws Out First Pitch at NLCS Game

6-time Olympic gold medalist Amy Van Dyken threw out the first pitch before Game 3 of the NLCS, leading the home team Diamondbacks to a win.

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SwimSwam Pulse: 45.4% Think Men’s 100 Breast Is Most Wide Open NCAA Event

Cal’s Liam Bell is among the title contenders in the men’s 100 breast following the graduation of three-time champion Max McHugh.

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arena Launches Breast Cancer Awareness Collection, Supporting Keep A Breast Foundation

The collection launches in time for Breast Cancer Awareness Month to underscore the importance of early detection and access to timely, high-quality care.

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The Hungry Swimmer: Apple Cinnamon Rolls With Maple Cream Cheese Icing

What better way to get in the fall spirit and fully indulge in apple season than with these apple cinnamon rolls with maple cream cheese icing?

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A Swim Parent’s Guide for Coaches and Teams

Parents and coaches forming a partnership is essential for a team’s growth and leadership on the way to a truly successful program.

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SwimSwam Pulse: 29.3% Think NCAA Swimming Would Be More Exciting In Head-To-Head Format

If a national title in swimming & diving came down to a dual meet between two teams, would it be more exciting than what we’ve currently got?

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Sporti Makes a Splash with New Swim Collection Featuring Renowned Artist Wyatt Hersey

The Sporti Artist Series is a collection of limited-edition collaborations aimed to spark conversation about diversity, inclusion and mental health awareness.

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Is a Part of You Holding You Back? Internal Family Systems (IFS) For Athletes

The IFS model states that our inner psyche is a multiplicity and therefore has several different parts inside that all have their own jobs and points of view.

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Who Will Light the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Cauldron?

No athlete in history has won more Olympic gold medals or total medals than Michael Phelps. No swimmer has ever lit the Olympic cauldron. Is it fate?

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The Hungry Swimmer: Date Bark

Date bark combines the natural sweetness of dates with the creaminess of nut butter, the indulgence of chocolate, and the elegant touch of flaky sea salt.

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How Olympic Trials Qualifier Riley Spitser Transitioned from Athlete to Musician

From NCAA swimming to making music, Riley Spitser takes us through her journey from athlete to musician (her 2nd single “A Shadowy Place” is out today)

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SwimSwam Pulse: 66% Believe U.S. Men’s Medley Relay Dominance Continues In Paris

Dating back to the 1960 Games in Rome, when the event was first introduced, the Americans have gone undefeated at the Olympics in the men’s medley relay.

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Beyond The Lane Lines: Katie Meili Enters Columbia University Hall Of Fame

Read up on happenings around the world in this edition of Beyond the Lane Lines, featuring American Olympic medalist Katie Meili.

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How To Develop A Strong Working Relationship With Your Coach

The relationship you hold with your coach is fundamentally important to the outcome of your athletic career.

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