The Silent Collapse of Diving: Why USA Diving’s Inaction Is Putting the Sport At Risk
Taking a close look at how the lack of strategic support, visibility, and engagement at all levels of diving is endangering the sport’s sustainability.
The Future of Swim Coaching is Data-Driven
eo SwimBETTER simplifies what matters: a clear starting point, trackable progress, and insights into how technique shifts under fatigue.
Florent Manaudou Advances to Final 6 in Season 14 of France’s Dancing With the Stars Spinoff
Florent Manaudou and his dancing partner Elsa Bois have officially advanced to the top half of the French celebrity dance show Dans avec les stars.
SwimSwam Pulse: Readers Correctly Predicted 1:37 200 Fly, 1:35 200 Back Barriers Would Fall
More than 41% of voters picked 1:37 in the 200 fly to be the next men’s barrier to fall, and Luca Urlando got under it with his blistering 1:36.43 at NCAAs.
What Swimming Teaches That The Classroom Doesn’t
There’s a hidden curriculum in every season, and it teaches things the classroom often can’t: resilience, discipline, teamwork, self-awareness and leadership.
The Hungry Swimmer: 4-Ingredient Protein Bagels
Packed with protein and quick carbs, these bagels are an amazing option before crushing morning practice or powering through a championship final.
USA Swimming Adds New Events to Local, National Championships; Will Push for Olympic Inclusion
USA Swimming is rolling out several new races next year that they hope will restimulate interest in the sport among a younger generation.
2026 Adventures To Help You Love The Open Water
Award-winning pioneers of swimming vacations on track to offer more trips next year than ever before…
Reflections From A First-Year College Coach
Beloit head coach Dan Vale details his first year in the college ranks after a decade of club coaching.
SwimSwam Pulse: 500 Free, Grimes & Stanford Picked As Biggest Surprises of Women’s NCAAs
The Stanford women snagged a runner-up finish at NCAAs, outscoring their seeded points by 82 to end Texas’ three-year run as the second-best team.
A Tribute to the B-Final: Shining a Light on the Fast Swims Off of the Podium
In her 200 backstroke Miranda Grana illustrated the value of the B-final as it awards swimmers with another opportunity to chase their goals.
SwimSwam Pulse: 43.8% Most Excited For Sprint Free Showdowns At Men’s NCAAs
Josh Liendo and Jordan Crooks will go head-to-head at the Men’s NCAA Championships in the 50 and 100 free in a pair of highly-anticipated matchups.
Donald Trump’s Interest in Commonwealth of Nations Reignites Commonwealth Games Possibilities
U.S. President Donald Trump (center left) and British King Charles III (center right) will reportedly discuss U.S. entrance to the Commonwealth of Nations.
12-Time Olympic Medalist Natalie Coughlin Joins Ownership Group of Oakland’s New Baseball Team
Natalie Coughlin, the current Vice President of USA Swimming’s Board of Directors, will join the ownership group of the independent league baseball team.
17-Year-Old Open Water Swimmer Maya Merhige Conquers New Zealand’s Cook Strait
Merhige is one of the youngest in history to complete the Triple Crown of open water swimming and has raised more than $125,000 for cancer research.
