Dealing with an Overcrowded Omaha
USA Swimming has made some changes in the format at Olympic Trials. Garrett McCaffrey tells you about it and everything else that happened in the sport of swimming this past weekend.
Open Water Swimming Tips & Stroke Mechanics
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10 Big Things for UltraSwim: Phelps Lightens His Load
And 9 other of the most intriguing stories for Charlotte (Photo Courtesy: ©Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)
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Reaction to Michael Phelps’ 60 Minutes Interview [Video]
Phelps says everything is clicking for London (Photo Courtesy: ©Tim Binning)
Stanford’s Simmons Tries Hand at 400 Fly
Elaine Breeden, meanwhile, took the much shorter 100 fly title in less than a minute.
Ibanez, Medrano, Fernandez All Win on Last Day at Mexican Trials
Suddenly, the Mexican women have a pretty good medley relay going. (Photo Courtesy: ©Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)
Missouri Men Sign Open Water Star Graviss
First Colonies open water star is headed to Columbia next year.
Out of Africa…a story of 2 swimming brothers
For many swimming enthusiasts, even before the Beijing Olympics, there has been a noticeably slow–yet interesting rise of swimming stars…
Michael Phelps featured on CBS 60 Minutes Tonight
Anderson Cooper, 60 Minutes contributor: “How much is left Michael’s tank for London?” (Photo Courtesy: ©Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)
USA Swimming to Use Flyover Starts at Trials
Luke Pechmann dives in to start the 50 free at last summer’s USA Swimming National Championships (Photo Courtesy: ©Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)
Ibanez Narrowly Misses on another Mexican Record on Saturday
Maria Fernandez great again on Day 6 at Mexican Trials (Photo Courtesy: Federacion Mexicana de Natacion)
Lochte, Olympic Trials 200 Back Best Bet
” Ryan Lochte and Tyler Clary are the only two (probable) entries in this race who have been under 1:57 since 2009, and they were 1:52.9 and 1:54.6, respectively, for gold and bronze at last year’s World Championships.” (Photo Courtesy: ©Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)
Pair of Irish Records Broken at Celtic Tri-Nations Meet
There was good news and bad news emerging from last week’s Celtic Tri-Nations meet in Dublin’s National Aquatics Center. This…