OCEANMAN® Officially Launches in the United States
The world’s premier open water swimming series is now coming to the USA.
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Do You Love Swimming? See 679 Swim Jobs You Might Love
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Do You Love Swimming? See 673 Swim Jobs You Might Love
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New in Commit: Workout Notes Improvements
Gone are the days of being limited to a single note per workout. Now, coaches and swimmers can add multiple notes to a workout.
Santa Clara City Council Unanimously Approves Plan To Renovate International Swim Center
After closing the International Swim Center last year due to safety concerns, Santa Clara’s city council approved a $10 million plan to renovate the complex.
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U.S. Congressman Introduces Bill That Would Dissolve NCAA, Reshape College Sports
The Restore College Sports Act would redistribute NIL revenue equally, create regional conferences in a single time zone, and introduce coach salary caps.
World Aquatics Announces 50s of Stroke Added to 2028 Olympics
World Aquatics announded today that the 50s of stroke have officially been added to the Olympic schedule for the LA 2028 Games.
What Are the Ripple Effects of Adding 50s to the Olympics?
Adam Peaty has already confirmed his plan to try for 2028 as a result of the 50 breast addition, representing the effect of adding 50s on older athletes.
Grand Slam Track’s Debut in Kingston, Jamaica Met With Mixed Reviews, Learning Opportunities
Grand Slam Track had a rocky start in Kingstom, Jamaica over the weekend, with empty stands and complaints about big gaps in the 3 hour runtime.
When the Law Meets the Locker Room: How Legal Shifts Are Quietly Dismantling Olympic Sports
Breaking down how legal and regulatory changes are affecting non-revenue sports, raising questions around Title IX, athletic employment and due process.
Florida Gator Alumni Launch Custom Paddle Brand
Brennan and Rosie Balogh have put engineering, swimming knowledge, and consumer needs together to create a new line of swim paddles: Ripple.
House Settlement Final Approval Hearing: Live Updates
Today’s final approval hearing will see Judge Wilken either grant final approval, deny it, or tell attorneys approval pends on certain changes being made.
