Kaylee McKeown returns to Unfiltered Waters, and Katie Hoff Anderson catches her in the middle of the hardest year of her career. Kaylee is a five-time Olympic gold medalist, a world record holder and a world champion, and at the time of this conversation she is back to five swim sessions a week at 4K with no intensity and a heart rate monitor tucked into her cap. Glandular fever pulled her out of the Commonwealth Games and the Pan Pacific Championships and left her watching the rest of the w...

Het nieuwe zwemseizoen is weer gestart en ook wij van Baan 4 de podcast zijn weer bij elkaar geweest om de eerste afleveringen op te nemen. In deze aflevering blikken we terug op de grote zwemevents van de afgelopen zomer en kijken we vooruit naar de eerste stappen in het seizoen 2026 - 2027. Baan 4 de Podcast wordt gemaakt door Sven van Zanten, Erik Nijholt, Nick Jansen en Jeroen van Lierop

We zijn weer bijna terug met nieuwe afleveringen van Baan 4 de Podcast. We starten binnenkort met de eerste aflevering van seizoen 2!!We hebben er weer zin in!

On this episode Joe and Jake have a catch up on what they have been up to over the last week, Joe seems to have found a new way of catching his neighbours eyes and also it is race week for Joe where he will be doing a HYROX open sim where he is hoping to break 60 minutes for it. As well as thi we break down 70.3 worlds and talk about the race highlighting Blus incredible run and Hayden Wildes great performance to come out on top and claim the world championship title. We also touch on Ingebritsons

En juillet, j'ai couru trois fois. Trois sorties dans le mois. Mon plan en prévoyait le double chaque semaine, plus du renforcement que je n'ai jamais fait. Et en septembre, j'étais sur la ligne de départ de l'Infernal Trail des Vosges : 75 kilomètres, 3 244 mètres de dénivelé, quatorze heures cinquante de course.Ce jour-là, j'ai sorti mon micro huit fois. Au départ, au kilomètre 15, à cinq heures de course, au 38, au 46, au dernier ravitaillement, et une dernière fois quand il me restait douze

I talk about how times and results aren't the most important thing in the sport, especially at the youth level and it's easy to poo-poo that. Listen to this and you tell me what really is important. These girls contribute, belong, are a part of something bigger, are happy, are healthy and are wise enough to acknowledge that being a part of their team helps them with that.

Coach Mark Rauterkus announces the launch of the new book's arrival: "Public Policy Playbook for Pittsburgh Aquatics & Recreation – Yinzer Edition." Co-author is Ron Usher. Heavy Or Not, The OG Swim Guide, episode #115 hits current events and then a view into the first book of 2026, Mental Skills for Young Athletes and how that can fit into your sports programs and teams. See the reveal on how to get a free PDF, and let's discuss key strategies to improve city recreation, arts, and youth mental

This week on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we are discussing Worlds medalist Shaine Casas leaving Texas, what Russian sprint star Egor Kornev could have done in the NCAA, and the 2026 ASCA World Clinic in Orlando.

Send us Fan Mail If these stories and questions resonate with you, there are a few ways to swim alongside me: Join my email list for occasional updates about coaching, clinics, gatherings, and opportunities to get in the water together. Subscribe to Lessons from the Water on Substack for my writing and reflections on swimming, water, awareness, trust, and the edges we meet along the way. Keep the stories coming by supporting the show. Questions, comments, feedback, or if you'd like to be a gu...

Curt welcomes Ross Neil of Shearwater Research (head of global partnerships and business development) to discuss Ross’s unusual path from a childhood in the opera world and musical theater to 30 years as a professional diver and PADI course director. Ross explains how trying the Avelo system in Maui convinced him to stop using a traditional BCD, describing its comfort, streamlined feel, controlled ascents/descents, and advantages for drysuit diving and data review. They preview the Shearwater

Sanfte Giganten & unvergessliche BegegnungenIn dieser Folge von Tauch Talk spricht Carolin Staab mit Unterwasserfotografin und Reisejournalistin Claudia Weber-Gebert über eines der beeindruckendsten Tiere unserer Ozeane: 👉 den Riesenhai. Gemeinsam tauchen sie ein in die Welt dieser faszinierenden Tiere und sprechen darüber: - warum Riesenhaie völlig ungefährlich sind, - wo man sie überhaupt sehen kann, - weshalb Irland zu den besten Orten weltweit gehört, - wie Expeditionen zu den Tieren

Au programme de ce nouvel épisode : un démarrage de championnat féminin en fanfare où Marseille a littéralement atomisé Toulon, mais aussi un calendrier bousculé et des reports en pagaille.Pour faire la lumière sur cette rentrée mouvementée, on reçoit Jean-Baptiste Le Roux, vice-président du club de Granville Water-polo. Double montée historique en Élite féminine et Nationale 1 masculine, gestion d'un budget serré, formation locale et logistique des longs déplacements : il nous dévoile sans filtre

This is the first ever Coach's Corner, a brand new monthly series from In at the Deep End. Between main episodes, Salim will take a deep dive into one coaching topic at a time, answering the questions you send in and sharing tips, techniques and advice picked up across 20 years of swim coaching. And you can help choose the topics, just email in or leave a voice message about what you struggle with, what you want to improve, or what's holding you back, and Salim could cover it in a future

Jane Hansom’s story is one of transformation, resilience, and rediscovery. Once a promising swimmer in Scotland, Jane took a 20-year detour through the vibrant world of marketing and nightlife before returning to her athletic roots to become a world triathlon champion. Jane gave up swimming at 16, and returned to sport almost by chance - first as a runner, then as a triathlete - and went on to become an Ironman triathlon world champion. Now living in the Caribbean, she swims in the beau...

Barbara Pellick: I Reckon I Could Swim BackAs a child, Barbara Pellick stood on Cottesloe Beach looking out towards Rottnest and wondered whether anyone could swim that far. Years later, after completing her first solo Rottnest crossing, she found herself standing on the beach at Rottnest thinking something even more ambitious: "I reckon I could swim back." In this episode of The Science & Art of Open Water Swimming, Barb reflects on a lifetime in the water, from discovering open water

Wir tauchen ein in die weite (in Teilen komplizierte aber jederzeit bewundernswerte) Welt des Para-Schwimmens! Wie war das so bei der World-Series und den deutschen Meisterschaften?Im Weiteren werfen wir einen Blick hinter die Kulissen und den tieferen Sinn der Enhanced Games. Denn der Sport steht - suprise - nicht im Vordergrund! Und abschließend lernt ihr in der Wissenschaft der Woche, bei welchen Wettkämpfen sich das Zuschauen ganz besonders lohnt! 00:02:33 Faszination Para-Schwimmen 00:26:02

In this GMM takeover of the SwimSwam podcast we have Olympic Champion, World Champion, and 6-time 2026 Pan Pacific Championship medalist Kate Douglass. Douglass built her career on versatility, but the 2026 season complicates—in the best way possible—an already crowded schedule of events. At the Fort Lauderdale Open in May, Douglass won the 50 free in 24.21. Six weeks later at the Indianapolis Pro Swim, she exploded to a 23.59 world record. Nine days after that, Virginia teammate Gretchen Walsh

Send us Fan Mail What makes swimmers want to keep showing up—not because an attendance policy requires it, but because they genuinely want to be there? Jonathan Kaplan, head coach and director of SwimRVA, joins Chris to discuss a collaborative approach to coaching built around athlete ownership. Jonathan explains why he has never used an attendance policy, how coaches can teach swimmers to manage the psychological demands of practice, and what happens when an athlete’s entire identity becomes...

Night Swim is back with another episode packed with swimming debates, technique, and some serious opinions.This week, we’re talking about preseason training, whether pay-to-play is hurting youth sports, and what’s next for Shaine Casas. We also debate whether swimmers should qualify for major meets a year in advance and break down one of the biggest questions in swimming: is underwater dolphin kicking actually faster than swimming on the surface?Plus, we dive into the potential advantage triathletes

When Wellington’s school pools began disappearing, Steve Hind decided to do something about it. The result was the Aquadome⁠ a thriving community swimming facility that opened in 2018.In 2009, Steve noticed a decline in the number of school pools in the region. Both of his daughters attended Wellington East Girls’ College and there was an unused pool on the grounds. The council pools were busy at peak times, so Steve and Gary Hurring, a former NZ swim champion, decided to restore the college pool