Courtesy of George Block, World Swimming Coaches Association. In this era where a handful of pool swimmers earning millions of United States dollars for their accomplishments and achievements and numerous other competitive pool and open water swimmers earn enough money to define themselves as professional athletes, George Block of the World Swimming
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. While the eyes of the swimming world at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games will be on athletes like Michael Phelps, the attention of the swimming community is smaller, less renowned swimming nations will be on their own athletic representatives in Rio de Janeiro beginning on August 5th. 20-year-old Geoffrey Butler
Commentary curtesy of John Leonard, American Swimming Coaches Association and World Swimming Coaches Association. “With the latest series of rulings by the Court for Arbitration in Sport, it has become clear that the world’s clean swimmers, must fend for themselves. The entire 'Olympic Circus' exists for the dollars to flow, and all verbiage of 'Zero
Craig Lord of Vortex writes, "The founding principles of the World Swimming Association, officially adopted in Cleveland this week as the organisation that intends to take over the global governance of the sport, were backed by a unanimous vote of approval from more than 650 coaches this weekend. The Board of the World Swimming Coaches Association, backed
