by admin | Oct 30, 2017 | Swimming News
By now you’ve probably heard the sad news of the passing of Terry Laughlin, the founding father of Total Immersion Swimming. TI, as many refer to it as, was/is a revolutionary way of learning to swim and becoming efficient by not fighting the water. It has... 
by admin | Jun 11, 2017 | Swimming News
And just like that, the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games has 3 new events but, unfortunately, they don’t include the 50’s of stroke. Rather, the IOC decided to add: Men’s 800 Free Women’s 1500 Free Mixed 400 Medley Relay The sexist fact that Men and... ![[FILL IN THE BLANK] Swimmer Retires](https://swimpractice.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Swimmers-Retirement.jpeg)
by admin | Jan 16, 2017 | Swimming News
Every four years a new generation of swimmers are ushered in as an old generation is flushed out. Every day we hear that another swimmer retires. It seems like we have more headed out than we have headed in. Makes you wonder, “Are we headed into a dry spell of... 
by admin | Jan 13, 2017 | Swimming News
Chad Le Clos has a couple new coaches and neither of them are from South Africa: Andrea Di Nino of Italy and Bobby Hurley of Australia are headed to Cape Town. In 2005, Andrea Di Nino created the A.D.N Swim Project, the first European program for international...
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