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As seen in: Swimming World Magazine, Flipboard, NewsBreak, TAPinto Scotch Plains and Fanwood, The Delaware County Daily Times, FITSNews, Independent Women's Forum, KIMLUD
Editor-in-Chief of Swimming World. Author of five books, including Below the Surface. Teacher/Media Specialist. Dad of 3 girls. Philly Born.
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Summer McIntosh Has Made Visiting Sub-4:30 Territory in 400 IM a Regular Theme

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By John Lohn 
| Swimming World Magazine
Summer McIntosh Has Made Visiting Sub-4:30 Territory in 400 IM a Regular Theme One of the most-exclusive clubs in the sport is the sub-4:30 sisterhood in the women’s 400-meter individual medley. Since Australian Stephanie Rice (4:29.45) and Zimbabwe’s Kirsty Coventry (4:29.89) initially broke the barrier in the final of the event at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, only six women have touched the wall in under 4:30 – and none American.
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Will Mollie O’Callaghan Be Next Star to Join 51 Club in 100 Freestyle?

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By John Lohn 
| Swimming World Magazine
Will Mollie O’Callaghan Be Next Star to Join 51 Club in 100 Freestyle? The dynamic of an event can shift quickly, sometimes in a matter of days. Want an example? Look no further than the hierarchy of the women’s 100-meter freestyle, which offered up a pair of sensational performances in late May. In less than a week, the United States’ Anna Moesch (51.94) and the Netherlands’ Marrit Steenbergen (51.86/51.97) doubled the number of women who have eclipsed the 52-second barrier in the event.
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Asaki Nishikawa, Mio Narita Grab 400 IM Titles at Japan Swim

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By John Lohn 
| Swimming World Magazine
Asaki Nishikawa, Mio Narita Grab 400 IM Titles at Japan Swim Depth in the men’s 400-meter individual medley has been a leading storyline in Japan in recent months, and Sunday was the turn of Asaki Nishikawa to display his talent in the event. A 19-year-old, Nishikawa posted a time of 4:08.66 to prevail in the 400 IM at the Japan Swim in Tokyo. That performance was more than a second quicker than Raito Numata, who picked up second place in 4:10.29.
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