📚 Swimming

30 works · ordered by editions in print

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Strokes, training and the races — the whole-body sport, from learning only to stay up to elite distance and sprint work.

Below are the 30 works carrying the subject swimming in the Open Library catalogue with the most editions in print. Author and first year are as the record states them; a missing year means the record does not carry one, not that the book is undated. Novels set in the subject are left out, because a list of historical fiction is not a list of history. Where one author dominates the reprint counts, no more than two of their titles appear.

CoverTitleAuthorFirst publishedEditions
SwimmingArchibald Sinclair189311
SwimmingBetty J. Vickers196611
GraysonLynne Cox20069
Why We SwimBonnie Tsui20209
Competitive swimming and divingDavid Alvin Armbruster19428
Easy steps to safe swimmingEvelyn Ditton McAllister19597
Swimming Time!Brendan Flynn20167
How to swimAnnette Kellermann19186
Swimming instructionAmateur Swimming Association.19376
Swimming to AntarcticaLynne Cox20046
No LimitsMichael Phelps20086
SwimmingCharlotte Guillain20086
Swimming studiesLeanne Shapton20126
Art of ResilienceRoss Edgley20206
Deep deceptionJustine McCarthy20095
Swim SmoothPaul Newsome20125
Find a wayDiana Nyad20125
How to swimJames H. Sterrett19034
The science of swimmingFrank J. Sullivan19224
Basic swimmingRobert J. H. Kiphuth19504
The complete book of dry-land exercises for swimmingBuck Dawson19654
Synchronized swimmingGeorge Rackham19684
How to teach your baby to swimClaire Timmermans19754
SwimmingGene Dabney19904
Haunts of the black masseurCharles Sprawson19924
Swimming (Know the Game)Amateur Swimming Association.19924
The complete book of swimmingPhillip Whitten19944
Total immersionTerry Laughlin19964
The art of swimmingRichard Francis Nelligan19063
Speed swimmingCharles Daniels19073

List built from Open Library (CC0 metadata) · retrieved 03 Nov 2026 UTC · capped at 30 works per subject.

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