Nonetheless, regardless of my practice group assignment at ATOM I will always be heavily involved in our age group program.

We are developing leaders and getting kids ready to transition to college and their adult lives.

The dramatic development of the ISL’s popularity over the past year has shown the swimming community’s desire for fellowship.

My first year at YSSC I started to understand even better why the US is so dominant in swimming...

Whether it's hanging up the goggles or joining a masters program, swimmers always have a next step...

In mid-April our administration announced the approval of a $50 million plan to build a new 50-meter aquatics facility....

Written By: Vladyslava Maznytska “When asked about your brightest memories from college this is what you will remember. Not going out or...

I know it seems like a small thing to call college athletes “Kids”. Maybe even irrelevant. But I would urge that we reconsider.

Written By: Jeff Allen

If we do not meet our athlete’s needs as people first (psychologically and emotionally) we won’t be able to help meet their athletic needs.

Be a Performance coach—The art of connecting what we do to performance results inspires the athletes to want to be there.

We give our athletes the same opportunities that NCAA schools do plus a national championship that is both competitive and exciting.

As a new coaching staff, Jordan and I strive to inspire our women to challenge themselves, break barriers, and overcome obstacles...

I’ve always been a relatively private person. Sharing about my team feels an awful lot like sharing a bit of myself.

Over the last year, as pools were temporarily shuttered, we’ve seen many coaches direct their energies online to share and to learn.

For every hour spent on planning and executing swim training, I put an hour into growing communication and team culture.

For those of you who don’t know me I was one of the rare Olympians that didn’t know they were good until end of college.

Mutual trust is beneficial to the team, to how athletes play their sports, and it often leads to positive results.

Retrospect is the painful life companion of effective coaches who engage in any type of reflection.

We learned that through using “inquiry based” learning, GenZ athletes were capable of retaining and applying the information they received.