Seven-time Olympic medalist Kirsty Coventry is training with Swim MAC in Charlotte. Coventry, who swims for Zimbabwe, is already the most decorated Olympic athlete in all of Africa, and she’s preparing for one final run to Rio in 2016.
Coventry sat down with FOX 46’s Zach Groth to discuss her future in the sport.
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From the quiet but contemporary 174,000-population city of Panabo, one former national swimmer turned coach and his 57-strong pool of trainees are looking to shape the future of Philippine swimming.
Happy Mother’s Day! To celebrate, Campus Insiders’ Shae Peppler caught up with UCLA All-American swimmer Allison Wine to find out how she balances school, training, and motherhood.
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Hundreds gathered to remember Canadian swim coach Randy Bennett, who lost his battle with cancer last month at the age of 51.
Bennett was considered an innovator and was a firm believer in Canada’s potential to produce swimming champions, which he proved through his work with Ryan Cochrane.
Together they won nine world and Olympic medals. Cochrane will compete on the international stage for the first time following Bennett’s death when the Pan Am Games begin in July.
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The 2015 edition of the FINA Swimming World Cup will be highlighted by a main novelty: all the eight meets of the competition will be held in 50m-pools. Traditionally held in short-course, this change is aimed at increasing the participation of National Federations and athletes to the FINA Swimming World Cup. Moreover, each of the 2015 Series meets will be a qualifying event for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro (BRA).
