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The Hungry Swimmer: Kale & Tilapia Power Salad

This kale and tilapia power salad is full of flavor and the key nutrients you need to stay powered up through your day.

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Review: Katie Ledecky’s “Just Add Water” Further Proves What We Already Know

Ledecky’s autobiography reaffirmed a lot of what we already knew about her, but what mattered the most was her insight on those things.

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SwimSwam Pulse: 49.6% See Women’s 200 IM World Record As Most At Risk From 2010s

Reigning two-time world champion Kate Douglass headlines a loaded field in the women’s 200 IM that’s putting the world record on high alert in Paris.

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Katie Grimes, Coke, and Olympic Harmony

In a mixed zone interview at the Olympic Trials, Grimes said Coca-Cola is sometimes her post-race/post-practice drink of choice to replenish in short order.

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Former Arizona HS State Champion, All-Big 12 Swimmer Devin Geordon Price Dies, 32

Devin Price (right) pictured at his graduation from TCU in 2013 with his grandfather.

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Olympic Tattoos

Olympic champion Adam Peaty is one of the most tattooed athletes in the world, and the iconic rings are featured prominently on his left bicep.

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8 Ways to Pass Time Before Paris Olympics Swimming Starts

Less than one month from now the supersonic swimming events splash down at the Paris Olympics—here are some ways to pass the time.

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Shouts From The Stands: Outside In – Modeling Values For Young Athletes

Young athletes are good at focusing on things outside their control, and as a result, their performance and confidence suffers.

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Paris’ Olympic Seine Disaster Puts Athletes’ Future at Odds With Political Brinkmanship

The Seine was a grand plan, one that would benefit all Parisians for generations – but at whose expense?

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Shouts From The Stands: Going Into the Gumbo – Cleaning Up Rank River Before Olympics

“I don’t know about you but I can’t stomach the idea of the open water swim race and triathlon swim leg being cancelled because the water is too disgusting.”

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Three Kings: Race, Class, and the Barrier-Breaking Rivals Who Launched the Modern Olympic Age

BOOK EXCERPT: “WHEN THE U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM landed in France on June 25, 1924, they were in good spirits and relatively healthy…”

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POV: An Olympic Generation Comes to An End

It is 11:00 a.m. on July 28, 2024. The 2024 Olympics begin on TV. You prepare your handkerchiefs because you realize you won’t see the legends of the last 20 years.

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Shouts From The Stands: The Toughest American Anywhere – Distance Swimmer Bobby Finke

Time and time again, Finke has shown immense grit late in his distance freestyle events, usually resulting in him coming away with the victory.

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Follow Team USA Olympic Swimmers on Instagram

Caeleb Dressel leads all members of the 2024 US Olympic Swim Team with 647,000+ followers on Instagram. Follow him and the rest of the team here.

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The Next Miss America Beyond Caitlin Clark: Kate Douglass

Douglass’ performances at the U.S. Olympic Trials put her front and center of all American athletes competing at the Paris Olympics.

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