The ISL Experience; Ahmed Hafnaoui Verbally Commits; Life As A Female Swimmer; What Coaches Wish Prospects Knew About Recruiting; The 7 Sins of Swimming

4 Comments That Come With Life As A Female Swimmer

I believe that life as told by a female swimmer varies a lot from the male swimmer’s story. From having to explain to school friends why your hair is always thrown up in a ponytail, to those broad “swimmer shoulders” that everyone comments on, it is very easy for a female swimmer to blame a good amount of their daily problems on swimming.

Swimming World September 2021 Presents – What Coaches Wish Prospects Knew About Recruiting

When it comes to college recruiting, swim coaches agree: they’re looking at much more than swimming times. They’re evaluating the whole package: academic, athletic, personal…and more!

The 7 Sins of Swimming

There is no such thing as a perfect swimmer. As swimmers, we sometimes (although rarely) make mistakes. We may DQ, forget our heat and lane, or even accidentally-on-purpose rip our cap at the exact moment a hard set is about to begin.
Mistakes are inevitable and they happen to the best of us. However, there are seven so-called “mistakes” that should never be made, no matter the circumstances. These mistakes can only be referred to as the Seven Sins of Swimming.