Biomechanics

We are thrilled that after about a year of production and development, the ISCA Education Program has officially launched! The program is available online internationally and features [...]

WHAT IS… SSWIMT? Research on swimming is broad and essential for the evolution of the sport. The level of swimming related scientific research is very advanced, as is the level of coaching. [...]

As a take home message: Some of the hot topics for elite swimmers are shared in this piece I will elaborate on what Science tell us on those topics and what we have yet to learn For further [...]

As a take home message: 1. In this piece we did the analysis of three age-group breaststrokers. 2. Modeled data sometimes does not fit completely the individual data of a specific swimmer. 3. [...]

This is an interview with Dr. Lucas Wymore. Dr. Wymore recently published: Shoulder Functional Performance Status of National Collegiate Athletic Association Swimmers: Baseline Kerlan-Jobe [...]

This is a short written interview with Caleb Bazyler, Ph.D (c) on partial squats and sports performance. See Caleb’s research on partial squats and regular squats here. If you have any further [...]

This episode of the Swimming Science Podcast features Braden Holloway, the head coach N.C. State University. Braden and I discuss a wide range of topics, from common stroke corrections, Louisiana [...]

Take Home Message: 1. The aim was to perform the analysis of the final time improvement at different swimming turns push-off intensities and glide depths of a former world-ranked swimmer 2. The [...]

This interview is an interview with Thiago Telles. Thiago has a great background in swimming with swimming and research and is applying his practical knowledge towards swimming research (see his [...]

Take Home Message: The aim was to: (i) compare Ruta Meilutyte (LTU) WR in Moscow (October 2013) and Alia Atkinson (JAM) in Doha (November 2014), both with a time of 1:02.36; (ii) learn the effect [...]