The T&T trio of Kael Yorke, Aqeel Joseph, and Jeron Thompson helped the University of Indiana swim team to a first-place finish in a weekend invitational at the Center Grove Aquatic Club.
Hundreds of athletes gathered in Geneva this weekend to compete in the U.S. Masters Swimming Long Course National Championship.
A little more than getting your feet wet today at the North Charleston Aquatics center. Thirty high schools from around the state compete for gold at South Carolina High School League State Championship.
Paralympic Gold Medalist Anastasia Pagonis, who won the 400-meter freestyle at the Tokyo Paralympics and also beat her own world record, was honored with a special “Key to the Town” on Long Island Monday.
The robot AgnathaX is modeled after the lamprey, a jawless blood-sucking fish that’s been largely unchanged by evolution for the past several hundred million years.
Marko Malvela is a 5x Olympic Swimming Coach from Finland. He currently coaches 3 of the 5 Finnish swimmers that competed in Tokyo. This includes Ari-Pekka Liukkonen (been together for 16 years), Mimosa Jallow, and Fanny Teijonsalo (who has been a guest on Dive Inside LIVE). Marko’s group also includes Finnish National teamers Teemu Vuroela and Susanne Hirvonen.
It’s the first episode of GTN Swim Week & we’re going back to basics. Improving and perfecting your freestyle technique is vitally important for an aspiring triathlete, but for a non-swimmer looking to take their first steps into the world of triathlon, simply learning the stroke is a massive step in the right direction! James is here to talk you through the steps and get you swimming your first lengths of freestyle in no time!
USC head swim coach Jeremy Kipp is on administrative leave. DeMarco Morgan reports.
Using Velocity Meter technology, we tested Olympian Brad Tandy on his deeper pulling technique. We then asked him to perform a pulling technique with a slightly higher elbow. The difference in the results was noticeable. Watch our live stream as Coach Gary Hall Sr breaks down the results!
