The wisdom of Cam McEvoy and his take on the doping games this month invites us to think laterally along a front line of tick boxes in a battle that calls on swimming to engage the brain not just the brawn of enhancement
A tale of two strokes that were once one: how breaststroke evolved into a form of butterfly before a 1952 decision to divide two techniques on one into two distinct strokes: “Orthodox Breaststroke” and “Butterfly Breaststroke”
In Part 1 of our latest FORUM mini-series, we asked why traditional race-day formats are misfiring. Today, in Part 2, we outline swimming's economic model, consider prize money & bonuses build 'a poor athlete's sport', & call on the athlete and coach voice to return with the League
"Beyond participation: Routes into sport for girls and women" will examine grassroots to elite careers in sport, coaching, sports science, officiating, club administration, sports governance, sports journalism and broadcasting
The wisdom of Cam McEvoy and his take on the doping games this month invites us to think laterally along a front line of tick boxes in a battle that calls on swimming to engage the brain not just the brawn of enhancement
Research led by Dr Joseph Stanford at Nottingham Trent University has been published after the work was commissioned by the BSCA. The results speak volumes about an aspect of sport often neglected by governors and regulators with oversight of the work environment & culture
The China Open was striking for four reasons: McEvoy's master-class 20.88; money magnets that drew foreign stars to a charm offensive that doubled as domestic championships; the speed of Zhang as he beat Märtens in the 200, 400 & 800 free; and the very young age of many Chinese finalists
