Swimming
From Paris 2026 to LA 2028: World Swimming and the Problem of Verifying Lane DataAt six in the morning at a 50-metre pool in Melbourne, a group of young...
Lizzy Johnson Commits to Florida State: Reading 23.17 Seconds Through a Junior's TrajectoryIn the winter meet results of Lizzy Johnson there is a gap no medal table...
Asian Games 2026 Nagoya: 700 Hours of Free Coverage and the Quiet Battle for Viewers' ScreensAt 9:00 PM Eastern Time, a viewer in New York pours a second cup of coffee,...
WADA 2026: More Tests, Detection Rate Standing StillThree years, three almost identical numbers: 0.77% — 0.80% — 0.78%. That is t...
2026 Asian Games in Nagoya: 700 Hours of Free Swimming and the Race for AttentionThe clock on my laptop screen in Shanghai read 9:02 a.m. when the preliminary...
Addie Farrier and 27.12 Seconds: When a Ten-Year-Old's Record Forces Us to Read SlowlyThat weekend, at the Doyle Aquatic Center inside the Long Center complex in...
Addie Farrier, 27.12 Seconds, and the Unfinished Poem of Childhood in the Water LaneThe Long Center pool had just been renovated. The smell of cement lingered...
The Silent Shoulders of Swimmers: Decoding Shoulder Injuries in Elite SwimmingOn a March morning in 2026, at the National Sports Training Center in Ho Chi...
Vietnamese Swimming After the Ánh Viên Era: A Regression Line Yet to CloseI remember vividly the night of the SEA Games 31 swimming finals in Hanoi, Ma...
Breathing at the 350-Meter Mark: How Women's 400m Freestyle Redefined ItselfAt the 350-meter mark of the women's 400m freestyle final, when the water had...
Re-reading the Paris 2026 swimming records: When a 2.15m-deep pool still produced world recordsOn the night of 31 July 2026, at La Défense Arena, Pan Zhanle touched the wal...
