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Japan’s Junya Koga Breaks Silence On Suicide Thoughts & Redemption After Ban

“I wish there was an organization or group who can advise and support the athletes who fall in a situation like mine,” Junya Koga says, reflecting on his ban.

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My First Practice Following the Coronavirus: Setting New Expectations

Three months ago, I walked out of the pool on a typical Thursday night alongside my teammates not realizing what the coronavirus would cause.

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Beyond The Lane Lines: Ryan Murphy’s Daily Menu

Read up on this week’s edition of Beyond the Lane Lines, featuring Ryan Murphy, Rikako Ikee, Daiya Seto and more in unique stories from around the web.

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SwimSwam Pulse: 55.7% Pick NC State As ACC Men’s Favorites

55.7% say the NC State Wolfpack is the favorite to win what would be their 7th consecutive ACC men’s title in swimming & diving.

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The Hungry Swimmer: Greek Yogurt Recipes

Whether it’s a sweet or savory recipe, Greek yogurt is an underrated and versatile ingredient.

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Yes, Swimming Scientifically Makes Us Hungrier

There’s another byproduct of swimming that has recently been scientifically examined, which confirms once and for all that swimming indeed makes us hungrier.

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SwimSwam Pulse: 81% Pick Virginia As Preseason Favorites In Women’s ACC

It’s not much of a controversy right now: Virginia finds themselves the clear-cut favorites in the women’s ACC swimming & diving race.

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How Breaststroke Became Two Strokes, And How One Swimmer Took Full Advantage

When butterfly split from breaststroke and a fourth stroke was created, Don Kutyna launched from mediocrity to national prominence.

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4-Time World Champion Filippo Magnini Expecting a Child Too

Magnini is one of a number of high-profile Olympic swimmers who have announced that they are expecting children with their partners this year.

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7 Reasons Why Yoga Can Take Your Swimming to the Next Level

Implementing a yoga practice designed for the unique needs of swimmers is an effective way to enhance your dry land training and your performance…

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The Year the U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials Didn’t Happen

The SwimSwam staff would’ve been perched in the media section by the gleaming temporary Myrtha pool in Omaha, the air electric with anticipation.

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NC State Swim Coach Bobby Guntoro Describes His Coronavirus Battle

NC State Associate Coach Bobby Guntoro spoke with SwimSwam regarding his experience battling the coronavirus, warning that the virus is still a threat.

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Shouts From The Stands: Collegiate Sports As A Social Equalizer

While participation in college sports gives a career boost to almost all athletes, it has been a game-changer for women and minorities.

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The Madison Aquatic Club Returns to the Water in Force!

The Madison Aquatic Club in Madison, WI returned to the water on June 13 with over 150 swimmers, operating with two swimmers per lane (with one on each end).

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Quiz Time: Which Famous Swimmer Are You?

You’ve done our crossword puzzles and word scrambles, but sometimes a brain needs a break! Enter our inaugural SwimSwam quiz.

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