The conversation covers Delaney's journey as a breaststroke swimmer, her early swimming experiences, joining a club, overcoming plateaus, team dynamics and goals, college plans, and closing thoughts. Delaney's specialization in breaststroke and her determination to overcome plateaus are the main takeaways from the conversation.

Sie sind in geheimer Mission unterwegs – die Kampfschwimmer der Bundeswehr. Über ihre Einsätze dürfen sie nicht reden. 70 Prozent schaffen schon allein die Ausbildung nicht. Ihr Motto: „Lerne leiden ohne zu klagen“. Umso mehr freuen wir uns, dass Torsten Schreiber bereit ist mit uns zu sprechen - langjähriger Kampfschwimmer und Ausbilder beim Kommando Spezialkräfte der Marine, mittlerweile vor allem für die Nachwuchsgewinnung zuständig.Völlig fit und gut gelaunt sitzt er morgens um 7 Uhr an seinem

Cam McEvoy holds the 50 freestyle world record at 20.88 and is the reigning Olympic and world champion in the event. In a normal 50 training block, he swims about 1.5K a week. Fresh off Commonwealth Games gold in Glasgow, the Australian sprinter joins Katie Hoff Anderson to explain the gym-first, low-volume approach he built after Tokyo, why it runs against so much of how swimming has always trained, and why he believes the sport has not even seen its ceiling for strength yet. Cam walks thro...

This week TWF has the pleasure of welcoming CEO of the Swimming Teachers' Association, Dave Candler onto the podcast. Dave has spent his career in the world of aquatics and has most recently just reached a decade in his current role at the helm of the STA. Throughout the episode we get into Dave's journey within in the world of aquatics and how things have changed while he's been in the role. We discuss how great being a swimming teacher is and the power of swimming.

After a long hot summer, Beth Morrey and Marianne Levy reunited to wang about their holiday swims, slime in the Serpentine, and skinny dips.Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wildswimmingwangers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nytt avsnitt inspelat på uppstuds – från en bil i Hellas och en fotbollsplan nära dig!Vi tar tempen på några av den senaste tidens äventyr – Koster Swimrun, EX Super Safari och allt däremellan.Dessutom blir det en uppdatering kring Swimruns första officiella regelverk, som Nicholas & Martin Forhaug har knåpat ihop tillsammans med ett gäng erfarna Swimrunners och arrangörer. Ett viktigt steg för sporten – och något vi ser fram emot att berätta mer om!Enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy

360swim Podcast: Audio for Swimmers 🎧Do you feel like an Olympian for the first 15 meters, only to hit a wall of exhaustion and sinking legs by meter 25? It’s not a lack of cardio—it’s a physics problem. In this deep dive, we break down the counter-intuitive "Tree Log" method to instantly fix your alignment, stop the teeter-totter effect, and glide through the water with zero wasted energy. 💦 In this episode:• 0:00 - The 25m Frustration (Why it’s not a cardio issue)• 2:15 - The Physics

This Deadfoot Diver Podcast episode features cave diver and rescue/recovery specialist Edd Sorenson, who explains how he discovered cave diving in the 1990s and became known as the person called when recoveries are deemed impossible. He recounts early IUCRR involvement, his first unexpected recovery at Ginnie Springs, and multiple high-risk recoveries and rescues, including a difficult Dominican Republic operation and the Tennessee cave rescue where a diver survived 27 hours in an air pocket

Au programme de ce nouvel épisode de La Pointe, nous débutons par une pensée émue et un hommage appuyé à Marie-Louise Bochet, figure historique du Pays d'Aix Natation qui nous a quittés. Côté bassins, retour sur le grand écart de l'Élite féminine : le rouleau compresseur du Cercle des Nageurs de Marseille qui affole les compteurs, la résistance héroïque des promues de Granville face à Bordeaux, et le démarrage solide des tenantes du titre lilloises. En Coupe d’Europe, déception pour le Team

After an eight-year break from competitive swimming, Tom Cohoon has made a remarkable return to sprint swimming. Inspired by watching his younger brother Alex compete at the Paris 2024 Olympics, Tom took on board lessons from the world’s best sprinters - and he has since broken a British Masters record in the 50m freestyle and found himself lining up alongside Olympic swimmer Alex at National Championship finals. And the most intriguing part? Tom is doing it while working full-time - chasing ...

Dr Andrew Lyttle has spent more than three decades helping athletes and coaches better understand how humans move through the water. From his PhD research on drag and swimming efficiency at UWA, through nearly 20 years at WAIS, to his current role as National Performance Support Lead for Biomechanics at the AIS, Andrew has been at the forefront of swimming biomechanics in Australia.In this episode, we explore the science of drag, why efficient swimming should feel easier rather than harder and

The conversation covers Chloe Aarness's experience in high school diving, including her early diving experience, training, and future plans. It also delves into the importance of diving technique, the transition from gymnastics to diving, and the role of swimmers in supporting divers. Chloe shares insights on her approach to diving, the impact of club diving and coaching, and the significance of voluntary dives in competition.

Today on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we are discussing the Asian Games so far, UVA's SCM Pro Am Meet in October, and Shaine Casas coaching high school.

„Gespenstisches Naturphänomen: Hunderte rosa-rote Riesen an die Ostsee gespült.“ Klingt erstmal nach einem ziemlich guten Grund, nicht ins Wasser zu gehen, oder? Genau diese Schlagzeile ist Caro begegnet – inklusive Bildern von großen, rosa-roten, glibberigen Gebilden am Strand. Also gibt es eigentlich nur eine Person, die erklären kann, was da gerade passiert: TauchTalk-Meeresbiologin Katja. Die vermeintlichen „rosa-roten Riesen“ sind Gelbe Haarquallen, umgangssprachlich auch Feuerquallen

🛒 Elsmore Swim Shop — ElsmoreSwim.com | Code SOCIALKICK for 20% off 👕 Tall Slim Tees — TallSlimTees.com | Code SOCIALKICK for 20% off Support the Podcast: https://socialkickswim.com/shop The College Swimming League CEO joins us to break down the prize money, broadcast deals, and the format for the 2026 launch. We are looking at the specifics of the new College Swimming League. With 12 teams competing across 8 meets, this setup is built specifically for television audiences rather than

Send us Fan Mail Jack Roach has spent a lifetime learning from coaches—and helping coaches and athletes learn from one another. In this conversation, Jack reflects on his time leading USA Swimming’s National Junior Team, where he helped create developmental experiences that connected young swimmers with senior athletes and brought coaches into a broader web of relationships. But his philosophy extends well beyond any particular program: coaches shouldn’t simply provide answers. Their job is t...

The Night Swim boys are back with another packed episode covering some of the biggest and most controversial conversations in swimming.Dax and Elvis break down the backlash surrounding the Sydney Sweeney ad, discuss hazing in college swimming, and talk about Caeleb Dressel’s move to St. Augustine and what it could mean for the next chapter of his career. They also dive into peptides and performance enhancement in swimming, including concerns about accessibility and drug testing.Then, they get into

Early short-course times can feel stuck, and sometimes that is completely normal. Renee and Rochelle break down what a swim plateau really means, why September times do not define the season, and how to tell a normal training rebuild from a real red flag.They also cover the early-season meet-entry scramble, the proposed TEAM USA Act, the new College Swimming League, Lehigh men's swimming's suspension pending a hazing investigation, Golden Goggles nominees, Yu Zidi's 200 fly performance,

What: Ignite Freshwater Swim FestWhere: Lake Pupuke / Pupukemoana, AucklandWhen: February 13–14, 2027Scott Rice is back on Swim Chats this month to talk about a brand-new swim event coming next summer: the Ignite Freshwater Swim Fest! It will be a fun weekend for the whole family in February, offering a range of swim distances to suit all abilities (250m to 10km), live music, food stalls, the first NZ Doggy Swim Champs (a 100m swim with your pawsome pal), a 4x500m relay, three national swim

Season 3, Episode 6: Social Media & Sports — with Dr. Valerie GruestOne spelling note first: the transcript reads "Valerie Gruest" consistently throughout, except one self-introduction moment where it's transcribed "Gruost" — almost certainly an ASR mishearing. I've used Gruest everywhere; worth a quick double-check against her own bio before this goes out.Dr. Gruest — a Northwestern alum, 2016 Olympic swimmer for Guatemala, and now an assistant professor of strategic communication at New Mexico