Wie aus einer verrückten Idee ein Weltrekord wurde In dieser besonderen Folge von Tauch Talk spricht Carolin Staab mit Volker Clausen, Mitgründer der ORCA Dive Clubs und einer der bekanntesten Persönlichkeiten der deutschsprachigen Tauchszene. Was viele nicht wissen: Volker stellte gemeinsam mit seinem Team einen Weltrekord im Rebreather-Tauchen auf und erreichte unglaubliche 224,5 Meter Tiefe. Doch die Geschichte dahinter ist noch spannender als die Zahl selbst. Gemeinsam sprechen wir

Der DJM-Rückblick bespricht in dieser Woche die Frauen- und Männerkonkurrenz. Was sind die Unterschiede zwischen den Wettbewerben der Frauen und Männer? Wer waren die besten Performer? Die aufregendsten Rennen? Welche Wettbewerbe die Leistungsstärksten? Und wir sprechen natürlich über die Staffeln. Daumen hoch oder Daumen runter? Sink or swim? 00:11:25 Frauen 00:13:50 Jg 2012 00:22:00 Jg 2011 00:29:38 Jg 2010 00:39:42 Jg 2009 00:51:03 Jg 2008 00:56:35 Männer 00:59:17 Jg 2012 01:05:17 Jg

Was bedeutet Schwimmsicherheit? Ab wann ist mein Kind im Freibad, am See, am Meer schwimmsicher? Welche Gefahren und Risiken gibt es im Sommer?Wir unterhalten uns mit Ralph Hamburger über das, was wir täglich im Bad sehen und unbedingt an euch weitergeben müssen.

In dieser Folge von Tauch Talk spricht Carolin Staab mit Bianca Schaff, die seit 2009 auf Curaçao lebt und maßgeblich dazu beigetragen hat, die Karibikinsel im deutschsprachigen Raum bekannter zu machen.Was viele nicht wissen: Curaçao war lange Zeit ein echter Geheimtipp für Taucher. Gemeinsam mit Action Sport und lokalen Partnern hat Bianca dazu beigetragen, dass die Insel heute für viele deutsche Taucher zu den beliebtesten Karibik-Destinationen gehört. Gemeinsam sprechen wir darüber: - wie

Welchen Erkenntnisse brachten die deutschen Jahrgangsmeisterschaften? Wer waren die Gewinner? Wer die Verlierer? In dieser Folge gibt es einen globalen Rückblick zum Thema Emotionen, Staffeln, Medaillenjagd und Mannschaftserfolge und ihre Macher. Es wird deep, zuweilen philosophisch und die Zahlen fördern manches Nugget ans Tageslicht.00:03:25 Prolog 00:07:20 DJM Fazit und Medaillen 00:29:50 Mannschaftswertungen [Supported by Speedo](https://de.speedo.com) und

Zwischen Reisfeldern, Felsengräbern und außergewöhnlichen TraditionenIn dieser Folge von Tauch Talk verlassen wir für einen Moment die Unterwasserwelt und reisen in das Herz von Sulawesi – nach Torajaland. Nachdem wir in der letzten Folge bereits über Bira und die traumhaften Tauchmöglichkeiten Süd-Sulawesis gesprochen haben, geht es diesmal um eine Region, die für viele Indonesien-Reisende zu den kulturellen Highlights überhaupt zählt. Gemeinsam sprechen wir darüber: - warum Toraja weltweit

How much can you really achieve in the gym if you only have 40 minutes a week? Strength and conditioning coach Nathan Oxford works with some of the best Masters swimmers in the world, helping them make their time in the gym count. In this episode, Nathan shares practical advice for fitting effective strength and conditioning around a busy schedule - from fundamental movement patterns and supersets to making training more specific to your events. We look at how a small, consi...

In this episode of The Science & Art of Open Water Swimming, I sit down with Ceinwen Roberts; marathon swimmer, coach, event organiser and one of the most influential contributors to open-water swimming in Western Australia.From her early days in the pool to becoming an Australian Hall of Fame marathon swimmer, Ceinwen reflects on a lifetime spent in and around the water. We explore her journey to 34 solo Rottnest Channel crossings, breaking the longstanding women's record, completing a

Send us Fan Mail Tracy Slusser has coached three NCAA championship teams. She has also experienced a coaching culture that made having children feel incompatible with doing the job at the highest level. We talk about the expectations she absorbed early in her career, what happened when a fellow coach brought her child onto the deck at Nationals, and the changes Tracy wants to see—from emergency deck passes to better coverage when coaches take leave. Today, Tracy works with coaches on le...

In this GMM takeover of the SwimSwam podcast we have 3-time Pan Pacific Championships gold medalist, Katharine Berkoff. Berkoff is coming off a huge summer, sweeping her individual events at the 2026 Pan Pacific Championships with gold in the 50 back and 100 back, then adding another gold as part of Team USA’s 4x100 medley relay. Her 50 back was the headline swim. Berkoff ripped a 26.90, lowering her own American Record. In the 100 back, she touched first in 57.93, beating a stacked field that

🛒 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 World-class butterflyer Ilya Kharun joins the Social Kick podcast to talk about his switch from Canada to Team USA, racing Caeleb Dressel at nationals, and going 19.4 in the 50 fly SCY in practice. We talk about chasing sub-50 in the 100 fly, his underwater speed, NCAA format changes, the College Swimming

Send us Fan Mail Emma Levy swam competitively as a child, and since then has continued swimming either in the pool or in open water, depending what’s available. This year it finally occurred to her that for the purposes of open water swimming she is an adaptive athlete, so she will tackle future swim challenges with new strategies. She is a SwimMastery High Performance Coach. She supported Tracey Baumann as a thinking partner in creating the book The SwimMastery Way. As an Improve...

Luka Mijatovic is a newly minted Longhorn, American record holder in the 1000 free, seven-time gold medalist at this year's Junior Pan Pacs and the youngest male to win a national title other than Michael Phelps. The Northern California swimmer joins Katie Hoff Anderson to explain why he committed early to Texas to train under Bob Bowman, why he felt ready to leave his club team now, and how he is setting himself up to make the Olympic team in LA. Luka walks through the summer that got him h...

This week we go behind the scenes and on deck as we hear about the recent British team's attempt to take the channel world record.George Taplin world record holder, international athlete and all round nice guy makes his second appearance on the podcast.Away from the channel attempt we hear about George's incredible swims up in the Lake District and his take and knowledge on attempting to plan a challenge like this.Enjoy!Donate here:

In dieser Folge des Action Sport Podcasts spricht Carolin Staab mit Meereszoologin Sarah Abdelhamid über eines der faszinierendsten Tiere unserer Ozeane:👉 Meeresschildkröten. Seit über 100 Millionen Jahren leben Schildkröten auf unserem Planeten. Sie haben Dinosaurier überlebt – und dennoch sind viele Arten heute durch menschliche Einflüsse bedroht. Sarah lebt in Ägypten, arbeitet als Meereszoologin und engagiert sich bei Turtle Watch Egypt, einem Forschungs- und Artenschutzprojekt für

Ten years ago, Lise Thorne turned up to her first swimming lesson able to do exactly one stroke, and desperate to avoid the other. Since then she's built Walking This Way into a community of 100,000 followers by talking honestly about midlife, reinvention and everything the brochures leave out, but front crawl was the one thing she'd quietly dodged for her entire adult life. In this episode of In At The Deep End, host and swim coach Salim Ahmed sits down with Lise to work out what changed:

Nick Parkes shares the remarkable story of his return to swimming after suffering a cardiac arrest at the National Open Water Championships in 2023. Clinically dead for around 20 minutes, Nick has since dedicated a series of fundraising challenges to the air ambulance service that helped save his life. Now he has taken on his biggest challenge yet: swimming the full 22.5 miles of Loch Ness. Nick completed the epic swim in the dark, cold waters of the loch with fellow Masters swimmer and docto...

The Rottnest Channel Swim is one of Western Australia's most iconic sporting events, attracting thousands of swimmers, paddlers, skippers, volunteers and supporters each year. But behind every successful crossing is a huge effort to balance tradition, participation and swimmer safety.In this episode, I speak with Will Rollo, President of the Rottnest Channel Swim Association, about his own journey in open water swimming and what it means to help steward one of the world's largest open water

Die deutschen Jahrgangsmeisterschaften versammeln die Elite des Schwimmens in Berlin. Für fünf Tage wird die SSE zum Schauplatz packender Duelle, zum Ort großer Erfolge und ebenso schmerzlicher Niederlagen.In dieser XXL-Vorschau analysieren wir jeden Jahrgang auf seine ProtagonistInnen, Storylines und Rekordchancen! 00:03:26 DM SMK 00:08:44 Vorwort DJM Vorschau 00:21:30 2012 Frauen 00:28:20 2011 Frauen 00:33:02 2010 Frauen 00:40:30 2009 Frauen 00:48:19 2008 Frauen 00:55:16 2012 Männer 01:02:15

Send us Fan Mail What is a developmental coach actually trying to finish? Longhorn Aquatics head coach Mike Laitala joins Chris DeSantis to discuss why producing fast young swimmers is not the same as preparing athletes for long-term success. They explore the risks of early specialization, the difference between developing strength and simply “lifting,” and why athletes can advance beyond their own developmental awareness. Mike also explains how he prepares swimmers for college, another coach...