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OverviewThe meeting established a stage-based framework for measuring swimmers, emphasizing technique before maturation and integrated performance testing after maturation.Glenn and Wayne endorsed measuring the athlete’s developmental stage rather than chronological age.Pre-maturation focuses on building movement foundations with consistent body position, symmetry, breathing, balance, stroke mechanics, and comfort in the water.Post-maturation focuses on refining individual performance because growth

In this episode of Unfiltered Waters, Katie Hoff is back hosting, recording fifteen days postpartum and launching a new run of episodes with Australian swimmers. Her first guest is Olympic champion, world champion, and world record holder Mollie O'Callaghan, who made the gutted call to pull out of the Pan Pacific Championships after stress fractures turned up in her back right before Trials. So how do you walk away from a full season of work and still call that choice smart. Mollie walks thr...

This is a GMM takeover of the SwimSwam podcast. Joining us today is Van Mathias, one of the most fascinating comeback stories in American swimming. Mathias' path to becoming the American Record holder in both breaststroke sprints was anything but conventional. At Indiana, Mathias was primarily a butterfly and IM swimmer before breaking through in the 100 breaststroke, finishing second at the 2023 NCAA Championships in 50.60. Then he essentially disappeared for two years and eventually returned to

Welcome to episode 348 of the Löw Tide Böyz - A Swimrun Podcast!The final countdown. Zero months and only days away from the 20th edition of the ÖTILLÖ Swimrun World Championship. This is the last stop in our countdown series before we head to Sweden. We check in with hows the body, hows the mind and the hay already in the barn, and we share how we have been leaning on old race reports and course breakdowns to settle the nerves. Then we welcome back our friend Dominik Leu, ÖTILLÖ race director, for

Katie Shanahan just had the summer of her life—but the journey there was anything but easy. After battling glandular fever, a severe back injury, and fracturing her hand just weeks after trials, Katie bounced back to win Commonwealth Silver in her home city of Glasgow and European Gold with a massive 2:06.13 200m Backstroke British Record!In this episode of the Propulsion Swimming Podcast, Dan and Scott sit down with Katie to dissect her incredible summer. We discuss the cultural shift at Stirling

This week we’re celebrating the people who give the lido its heartbeat: our swimmers. From early morning rituals and chilly starts to friendship, resilience and community spirit, we’re diving into why regular swimmers matter so much — not just to the pool, but to the whole life of the lido. I’ll be joined by two of our early morning regulars Lisa and Karen to talk about what gets them through the gate before most of us have had our first cup of tea, what keeps them coming back, and what the l...

On this episode Joe and Jake have GB international Callum Elson on the show. During this episode we chat about Callums rapid progression during Covid when he switched from university football to running a sub 4 minute mile in his 2nd ever one mile race. We also talk about Callum only just missing out on $50,000 dollars and a one mile road world record. As well as these highs we also talk about set backs and overcoming set backs to reaching your potential and representing your country! This was a

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SwimRun events involve a consecutive series of swims and runs, with no stops or gear changes. You can be tethered to another person, or do it solo. The swims are open water and the runs are on trails, across islands or around bays and headlands. Returning guest John Hancock is an avid SwimRunner and has participated in several events around the world, including in Sweden (the home of SwimRun) and Australia. He's also created the Facebook group NZ SwimRun for the local SwimRun community, with

Liebesbriefe hat er in diesem Sommer jetzt nicht bekommen, der Betriebsleiter der Berliner Bäderbetriebe, Ricardo Haas. Aber nichts gesagt ist bekanntlich genug gelobt und so kann man davon ausgehen, dass die Mindesttemperaturen von 22 Grad in den Berliner Freibädern überall Anklang gefunden haben. Mit Schaudern erinnern wir uns noch an letztes Jahr: Damals lag die Wassertemperatur im Olympiabad um diese Zeit bei 17 (!) Grad. Dieses Jahr waren es auch zum Schluss noch wohlige 24 Grad. Wir haben die

In this episode of Unfiltered Waters, Katie Hoff is back hosting, recording fifteen days postpartum and launching a new run of episodes with Australian swimmers. Her first guest is Olympic champion, world champion, and world record holder Mollie O'Callaghan, who made the gutted call to pull out of the Pan Pacific Championships after stress fractures turned up in her back right before Trials. So how do you walk away from a full season of work and still call that choice smart. Mollie walks thr...

On this week's episode we wrap our review of the amazing European Champs. This week's episode focuses on the best performances in the pool across Europe.We see Sara Curtis transform backstroke - will others follow suit? Could Leon break the world record in his tenth best event?!

Send us Fan Mail This week on SwimScape - The Podcast, we sit down with Auckland open water swimmer Troy Rangi, who shares his inspiring journey as a swimmer with special needs and how he discovered a passion for the open water. From his first experiences in the water to becoming a regular competitor on New Zealand's open water swimming scene, Troy talks openly about what draws him back to the ocean, the challenges he has overcome, and the personal rewards that swimming brings. Troy has been ...

Nach unserer Sommerpause starten wir mit einer neuen Folge BigPoolTheory. Dieses Mal geht es um Selbstgespräche auf Wettkämpfen. Unser Host Dr. Lukas Mundelsee spricht mit Lina Jonkmans über ihre Bachelorarbeit, die inzwischen in der Zeitschrift Sportwissenschaft (https://ls.sport-iat.de/ls/Record/4098143) publiziert wurde. Im Mittelpunkt steht die Frage, wie unterschiedliche Formen von Selbstgesprächen mit Motivation, emotionaler Befindlichkeit, Ergebniszufriedenheit und Wettkampfangst bei

It's the transition from the long course season to the short course season, a period that's normally pretty uneventful but there are some swimmers out there that are testing that theory.

Three Key Learning Points:* In a 100 metre short course race, 50 metres of it is affected by walls.* Dive starts, turns and finishes are not skill work sitting beside your training. They are half the race.* Every dive is a race dive. Every turn is a race turn. Build it into what you’re already doing.Short course racing.Some people love it. Some people not so much.But when I talk to coaches about their short course plans, their programs and their workouts, they nearly always go one of two ways.The

Every swimmer knows the feeling: the finish is close, but the body is tired. This episode explores endurance, mental strength, training, setbacks, and the powerful decision to keep moving when the final meters feel like the hardest ones.

Swimming may appear simple, but every movement in the water requires balance, timing, breathing, and control. This episode explores how swimmers learn to work with the water instead of fighting it, and why patience and consistency are at the heart of becoming a better swimmer.