Timing means so much more than a clock: a year ahead of Olympic trials and we find Luca Urlando posting the swim of the Pro Swim Series at Clovis at...

The world’s biggest active swim star, American Katie Ledecky, will spearhead the DC Trident of Washington when the International Swimming League (ISL) launches the first global pro-swimming league in October....

Insight from the training camp of Adam Peaty and coach Mel Marshall’s Loughborough crew:

Does Testosterone Really Give Caster Semenya an Edge on the Track? The question, used as a headline in the New York Times on May 1 this year, cuts to the chase...

Welcome to the State of Swimming (SOS), an oasis for occasional news and thoughts on governance and the climate set by the guardians of the sport and how such things...

Below are a set of recommendations from the COMMITTEE TO RESTORE INTEGRITY TO THE USOC, the United States Olympic Committee that has failed its major stakeholders and placed the preservation of...

The International Swimming League’s (ISL) inaugural season will unfold in seven cities across the U.S. and Europe, culminating in a December showdown at a custom-built pool in the heart of...

Chris Bostock, a former senior member of English swimming’s governing body, has apologised to two female Masters swimmers after being ordered to do so by a disciplinary committee. The committee...

How to make a bomb. The last 10 minutes or so of the ARD film "Doping Top Secret: Confession – Inside the mind of a doper” take us closer to...

German athletes, their representatives and the national Cartel Office have forced a big shift in the tectonics of Olympic sport in favour of athletes and athlete rights.

Dr Michael Peyrebrune, whose work as a sports scientist with the Great Britain swim team played a part in the success stories of double Olympic distance freestyle champion Rebecca Adlington...

Ed Accura, the man behind “A Film Called Blacks Can’t Swim” has added a music video to his work to highlight the need for and presence of black role models...