Category: Competition
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Why the Snorkel Is the Greatest Swim Tool Ever Invented | Between The Laps
If you could fix your bodyline, breathing, and rhythm — with one tool — would you use it? Most swimmers train for power. Few train for balance.That’s why they struggle with drag, rhythm, and energy waste — because they’ve never learned how to quiet their head and let their body connect. The front snorkel changes…
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Hunting Down The Culprit Behind Fake Olympic Swimmer Quotes | 10 News+
Swimming Australia has called out fake quotes attributed to Olympic champion Mollie O’Callaghan that have been circulating all over social media, as well as legitimate publications. The governing body was first to call it out, releasing a statement yesterday confirming “at no stage has O’Callaghan been interviewed and provided commentary on transgender athletes.”
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Mollie O’Callaghan Surprised Herself With This World Record | The Swim Scribe
Australian superstar Mollie O’Callaghan is an absolute MONSTER in the 100 and 200 freestyle races, THAT hasn’t been news to anyone in a long long time. However we MOSTLY know that in the long course pool, while most people have ASSUMED that would be the case in short course we haven’t REALLY confirmed it until…
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Regan Smith Equals Her World Record in the Women’s 100M Back on Home Soil | World Aquatics
Regan Smith equals her World Record in the women’s 100m back on home turf
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Shane Ryan Defends Decision to Join the Enhanced Games: ‘This Is Showbusiness, It’s a Job for Us’ | Virgin Media Sports
Former Team Ireland swimmer Shane Ryan has hit back at criticism he has received for joining the enhanced games in which athletes are allowed to take banned performance-boosting drugs under medical supervision. In his first interview as an enhanced games athlete Ryan says the reaction is unfair, however his move has been criticised by sports…
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World Cup Record! Gretchen Walsh Drops 55.91 in the 100m Medley | Swimming World Cup 2025 – Carmel | World Aquatics
Gretchen Walsh opened the Swimming World Cup 2025 North American Tour in style! On the first day in Carmel, she stormed to a 55.91 in the 100m Medley, setting a brand new World Cup Record!
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Ariarne Titmus Announces Swimming Retirement | 7NEWS
Australian swimming great Ariarne Titmus has announced her retirement from competitive swimming after 18 years in the pool. The four-time Olympic champion revealed she wants to focus on personal goals beyond swimming, describing health challenges as a factor in her decision. The 25-year-old says it was a tough decision but believes it’s the right time…
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‘I Want Him Here’: Crosstown Rivals Come Together to Honor Swimmer Grant Freeze | CBS 58
Nicolet and Whitefish Bay High School girls swim teams got together on Tuesday, Oct. 7 for a swim meet. The swim meet was just days after Nicolet HS boys swim team member Grant Freeze died after a car wreck. Grant was 16 years old and had a promising swimming career ahead of him.