Kickstarter for Paralympian Marin Morrison: Swimming with Brain Cancer
PHOENIX, Arizona. MARIN Morrison was one of the most
inspirational stories to come out of the Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games.
The teenager, whom doctors discovered had a brain tumor in 2005,
struggled to complete three swimming events at the Games after suffering
a near fatal stroke just
months prior.
James Magnussen Nearly Posts First Unshaved 47-Second 100 Free of 2013
BRISBANE, Australia. THE second pf three sessions of the
Australian time trials featured some impressive swims by the Australian
world championship team on the road to next month's world championships.
New Backstroke Start Platform Tested in Russia; FINA Might Approve Next Month
MOSCOW, Russia. THE Russian nationals might not have featured
many performances of note, save for a national record, but the meet
featured the official debut of a new starting platform for backstrokers
that promises to reduce the danger of slipping on the touchpad.
World Champion No More; Mads Glaesner Draws Three-Month Doping Ban
COPENHAGEN, Denmark. 2012 world champion Mads Glaesner of
Denmark has drawn a three-month doping suspension according to Swimming
World correspondent Rokur Jakupsstovu on his blog Swimmer's Daily.
U.S. National Championships Predictions, Part One
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana. JUST days remain until the beginning of
the Phillips 66 U.S. National Championships at the IUPUI Natatorium in
Indianapolis. Swimming fans have eagerly anticipated this week since the
conclusion of swimming at last summer's Olympics. Now, finally, the
U.S. will pick
the World Championship team. Plenty of big names remain from the London
team, but plenty of events have vacancies that will force young, new
faces to step to the forefront. Who steps up in Indy will help decide
who leads the way for the U.S. this Olympiad.
U.S. National Championships Predictions, Part Two
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana. THE third and fourth days of the U.S.
National Championships will bring important races for Olympians such as
Jessica Hardy and younger swimmers attempting to make their mark, such
as Kevin Cordes. Both will compete in the 50 and 100 breast in
Indianapolis, and both
enter as favorites in both events. Hardy holds the world record in both
events on the women's side, but she didn't qualify to swim the 100
breast in the Olympics last year. Now, with a renewed focus on
breaststroke, she will battle Breeja Larson for supremacy in these
races.
U.S. National Championships Predictions, Part Three
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana. HAVING already made my picks for the
first four days of swimming in Indianapolis - here and here - only six
more events remain to finish up the meet on Saturday. Events on the
final day include the women's and men's 200 IM, women's and men's 50
free, and the
non-Olympic distance races, the women's 800 and men's 1500 free.
Keep Your Eyes On These Four At USA Swimming Nationals
PHOENIX, Arizona. THE best thing about the year after the
Olympics is trying to figure out who will lead the next generation of
swimming stars to the next Olympiad. If the United States is to remain
at the top of the medal standings in the years leading up to Rio de
Janeiro, the next wave
of elite swimmers need to cement their status now as ones to watch, to
give them time to get used to the spotlight before 2016.
USOC Courting Cities to Bid for 2024 Olympic Hosting Duties
PHOENIX, Arizona. THE United States Olympic Committee is in the
very early stages of considering which city would be the best candidate
to host the 2024 Summer Olympic Games, and is currently considering
about 10 cities that have host potential.
Stanford Leads List of Schools With Most Aquatic Sports Olympic Medalists
ORLANDO, Florida. THIRTY-NINE American universities were named
today as winners of the U.S. Olympic Achievement Award, honoring schools
with current student-athletes who won Olympic medals last year, and/or
coaches that led medal-winning teams. Among those schools, 18 had
coaches and/or
athletes with Olympic ties in aquatic sports.
FORD Masters Quartet Break World, National Relay Records in Tucson
TUCSON, Arizona. WHILE several elite younger swimmers were
posting impressive times last weekend at the long course meters
Southwest Classic on the campus of the University of Arizona, four
Masters swimmers were breaking relay records.
Serbia Defeats Hungary in Finals of World League Water Polo
CHELYABINSK, Russia. FOR the seventh time, Serbia won the World
League Super Final and a check for $100,000. The team, which twice won
as Serbia-Montenegro, defeated Hungary in the final match for the honor.
Montenegro--the other half of the former joint country--defeated the
American
squad for third place.
Fifteen Divers On USA World Championship Roster
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana. THREE of the American divers who won
Olympic medals last summer in London look to repeat or improve on their
Olympic performances this summer at the FINA world championships in
Barcelona.
USA Synchro Honors Myrna Hagedorn With Distinguished Service Award
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana. USA Synchro recently recognized the
late Myrna Hagedorn with the Lillian MacKellar Distinguished Service
Award.
In My Mind: Flowers Sea Swim is a Gem in the Swimming Crown
When it comes to creating an open water race, you could only
dream about a package that includes magnificent white sand, boundlessly
clear, blue water, superb weather, friendly faces everywhere you turn,
and an organizational team so efficient their talents rival that of any
event,
anywhere. For the Flowers Sea Swim, this dream is a reality, and their
annual event--having just completed its 21st year--is, like a fine wine,
only getting better with age. If you haven't heard of it--or
participated in it--you're missing out on a lifetime experience.
Science of Performance: Plyometrics and Its Effect on Swimming Performance
SANTA CLARA, California. PLYOMETRICS start with children
doing hopscotch with their friends on the playground. (Do kids still
have recess?) However, this seemingly innocuous form of exercise
requires specific instruction and progression for safe utilization.
2013 PENTATHLON COACHES CLINIC
USA Pentathlon announces our second coaches' clinic of 2013.
This free clinic is for interested coaches who would like to learn more
about Modern Pentathlon! Coaches from all pentathlon events are invited
to attend (swimming, running, fencing, shooting, horse riding). Coaches
will be
certified as a Pentathlon Coach after the successful completion of the
clinic.
The Morning Swim Show Library - View current and past editions of The Morning Swim Show
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What you'll find in the July 2013 issue of Swimming World
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Feature Article:
Focused on the Bigger Picture
Cullen Jones,
two-time Olympian and world record holder, extends his passion for the
spot of swimming to combating the staggering drowning rates through USA
Swimming Foundation's Make a Splach campaign.
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