San Antonio Pro Swim, the Canadian Open, and Marchand Goes Pro | SWIMSWAM BREAKDOWN
we discuss the myriad of high-level meets that occurred last week, including the Pro Swim in San Antonio, the Canadian Open, and South African Trials.
Russell Mark Discusses Update to ASCA Video Library, Learning from Coaches Worldwide
Mark has spent the last year and a half as a staff member of ASCA compiling an extensive video library of swimming techniques and drills.
Women’s NCAA Preview, NSW Champs, and Regan Smith in the NCAA | SWIMSWAM BREAKDOWN
We preview the 2024 Women’s NCAA Championships, review the New South Wales Championships, and predict if Regan Smith will rejoin the NCAA
Erika Fairweather Looks to Catch New Eyes in Swimming with New Zealand’s First World Title
20-year-old Erika Fairweather won her first world title in Doha last month, touching first in the 400 free while also winning medals in the 200 and 800 free
NCAA Psych Sheets, Men’s Pac-12s, and the Westmont Pro Swim | SWIMSWAM BREAKDOWN
We discuss the 2024 Men’s NCAA Pre-Scratch Psych Sheets, Men’s Pac-12 Championships, and the Pro Swim Series stop in Westmont.
A Nation’s Capital Treasure: Coach John Flanagan’s 50+ Years of Excellence
Listen to an on-deck conversation with the NCAP coach who has left an indelible mark on thousands of swimmers throughout his illustrious coaching career.
Emma Weyant Unpacks Her Sporti Collab, Riviera Reverie Swim & Activewear Collection
Ahead of the SEC Champs, Emma’s best performance since the 2020 Olympics, see dropped her second Sporti Collab, Riviera Reverie…
Underwater Training Helped Claire Curzan Flourish in Long Course at 2024 World Champs
The soon-to-be sophomore said she’s been doing more aerobic free to build a base and a lot of underwater work, which serves her well in finishing her races
Is it “Tough Coaching” or is it Abuse?
Athlete-coach relationships are an integral part of youth sports. But where is the line between healthy coaching and unhealthy coaching?
World Champion Finlay Knox Wins 200 IM World Title With Crooked Ceiling for Backstroke
Knox explains that he got lucky by landing in lane 7 for the final, where a pillar was straight across the ceiling to follow during the backstroke leg
Owen Lloyd, Ross Dant Give Full Account of 1,650 DQ at ACCs
After winning the ACC title in the men’s 1,650 free, Owen Lloyd was DQ’ed for interfering with another swimmer during his celebration
Braden Holloway Assesses ACC Performances After Winning Week for Wolfpack
NC State’s men won their 3rd straight ACC title (and 9th in 10 years) last week in Greensboro.
Todd DeSorbo Analyzes Virginia Women’s and Men’s Teams After ACC Championships
The University of Virginia women won their 5th straight (and 20th overall) ACC team title this past week in Greensboro while the UVA men placed 5th
Ray Looze Relives Small Moments That Led to Indiana Winning Big Ten Title by .5 Points
Ray Looze reflected on everything that went into the win, emphasizing that they just wanted a chance to win the meet when it got to the last event.
High School Senior Piper Enge Walking Away From Doha World Champs with a LOT of Confidence
Piper Enge is a junior national champion, high school senior, Texas commit, and now world championships finalist.
