Curt (Deadfoot Diver) interviews marine archaeologist Jim Sinclair about how Cousteau inspired his diving and how a Florida Keys underwater archaeology course led him to Mel Fisher and the Atocha/Margarita projects. Sinclair recounts starting broke, becoming a conservator, and managing the overwhelming lab workload after the 1985 “main pile” discovery—thousands of coins, heavy silver bars, and dozens of intact treasure chests—plus early computer inventory and coin imaging. He describes legal battles

What’s it like to compete at your first European Masters Championships - and come home with gold? European champions Katie Rees and Ben Winter join Helen Gorman to share their experiences from this year’s championships in Šamorín, Slovakia. Both making their European Masters debuts - and their first appearances on the podcast - they take us behind the scenes of the racing, the venue and the unique atmosphere of an international Masters meet. Katie, racing in the 25–29 age group, came home wit...

Send us Fan Mail This episode is one story. The Water’s Edge is where stories like this turn into lived experience. Feeling inspired? Find Meaning in the Monotony or subscribe to my Substack for Lessons from the Water Want to watch? Episodes now available on YouTube! Keep the stories coming by supporting the show. Questions, comments, feedback, or if you'd like to be a guest, reach out to me. Stories from the Water is produced by http://254studio.com Music credit: Epic Inspiration&nbs...

Bienvenue dans ce nouvel épisode explosif !Aujourd’hui, on plonge en eaux troubles au cœur du water-polo féminin français. Entre un mercato d'été totalement déchaîné, des départs surprises et l'arrivée de pointures internationales, la hiérarchie du championnat est en train de voler en éclats.Mais surtout, nous recevons une figure des bassins : Yann Vernoux. Aux commandes de la toute nouvelle équipe féminine du Cercle des Nageurs de Marseille, il vient poser cartes sur table.Accusations de dérogation

Ocean rower. World record-breaker.  Deep water phobic.At six years old, a jetty gave way beneath Vicki Anstey and her sister, plunging them into deep water. Both survived, but the fear followed her for the next three decades: no diving into the deep end, no jumping off boats, a quiet, lifelong avoidance of anything past her depth. Then, in her forties, she said yes to rowing the Pacific, unsupported and with two crew-mates whose safety depended on her fear staying in check. In this

Dr Jeremy Drake is a cancer researcher at Deakin University, a former elite triathlete and a current world championship age-group medallist. More than twenty years ago, I had the opportunity to coach Jeremy during his early years in elite draft-legal triathlon. Since then, his journey has spanned international triathlon competition, a PhD in cancer biology and a career dedicated to understanding how exercise and stress influence cancer progression.In this conversation, we explore the lessons

Swimcast No. 363 brings Northern Lights Swim Club updates for the week of August 31, 2026, plus our training focus on backstroke technique, turns, starts, and building an aerobic base. In this episode: • Labor Day weekend practice schedule • South vs. Service volunteer timers — September 10 • NLSC Intrasquad Meet — September 12 • Championship eligibility reports • Arena team partnership and SwimOutlet team store • Weekly Drop: backstroke technique, turns, starts, and aerobic development Lea...

Passione Triathlon n° 376Aldebaran Visigalliprotagonista della nuova puntata di Passione Triathlon, intervista condotta da Dario Daddo Nardone.In questa travolgente puntata di Passione Triathlon, Dario 'Daddo' Nardone ospita Aldebaran (Alde), coach, preparatrice atletica (laureata in Scienze Motorie) e instancabile atleta di endurance. Dal significato astronomico del suo nome ("l'occhio del Toro") ai primi passi nell'atletica leggera all'età di 9 anni, Alde racconta una vita dedicata al movimento a

This week on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we are discussing how likely it is to see Leon Marchand competing in freestyle at LA28, US Pro's finding new training bases, and the return of the International Swimming League.

If you've ever battled crippling race anxiety, felt air-starved mid-race, or wondered how to fall back in love with swimming, this on-deck conversation with 25-year-old coach and former collegiate swimmer Geffen Chang is a must-listen. Geffen opens up about overcoming panic attacks in the 400 IM, his go-to stretch for breaststroke groin pain, and the mental shift that helped him step onto the blocks purely for himself. Inside this episode, you’ll discover: Race-Day Panic Attacks & Air Hun...

Landskamper i alla dess former - något för simningen?Ge oss en landskamp SWE.DEN-FIN-NOR - med 2 simmare per gren i 25 meters bassäng. Kammerlings kritik mot EM-insatsen knivskarp. ISL tlllbaka - vi jublar ! Vilka är våra framtidsmän och kvinnor.

The conversation continues! 🐐🏊‍♂️ Ryan Lochte returns with the Night Swim boys for **Part 2** of our exclusive interview. Ryan goes deeper into his legendary swimming career, training, competition, life beyond the pool, and some of the stories you won’t hear anywhere else. From Olympic memories to honest opinions and unforgettable moments, this is another conversation swimming fans won’t want to miss. Watch Part 2 and hear one of swimming’s greatest champions speak openly about his journey.Protect

Send us Fan Mail Swimmers spend hours in the pool, yet many still aren’t eating enough to support the work they’re doing. Alicia Glass, Sport Dietitian for USA Swimming, joins to explain why swimmers need to think more like endurance athletes—and what happens when training volume and fueling fall out of alignment. We discuss early-morning practices without breakfast, why sugar and sports drinks can be valuable performance tools, and the practical barriers that keep exhausted athletes from eat...

"A bent-arm recovery is safer because it puts less stress on the shoulder." It sounds biomechanically convincing. But does a shorter lever automatically make it a better freestyle recovery? In this solo episode, I use a recent DM about "high elbow recovery" to break down why one true biomechanical observation doesn't necessarily lead to one correct swimming technique. A bent arm does reduce rotational inertia. But a straighter recovery creates a longer lever with more angular momentum, and that

🎙️ Episode 14 is here!Summer break is ending, school is starting and swimmers everywhere are trying to find their feel for the water again. How much time off is too much—and can racing less actually help?Renee & Rochelle talk honestly about returning after a break, protecting a swimmer’s confidence and balancing club, high school and college transitions. They also catch up on the biggest headlines from Pan Pacs, the European Championships and the proposed return of the International Swimming

2024 Olympian and recent Pan Pacs silver medalist in the 200 Breast Josh Matheny has announced he's leaving Indiana University in search of a new training home. In June, after having a rough first season as a pro swimmer and not performing how he'd hoped at the Pro Swim in Indianapolis, Matheny decided he needed a change. He asked USA Swimming National Team Director Greg Meehan if he could train at the Olympic Training Center until Pan Pacs, to which Meehan agreed. After discussing this change with

Swim Smart a deux ans ce mois-ci. Je coupe les deux dernières semaines d'août, mais le podcast continue. J'ai proposé des cartes blanches à quelques personnes qui comptent pour Swim Smart : l'angle, la forme, le ton, la longueur, tout leur appartient. Je n'ai rien écouté avant la mise en ligne.Celle-ci est signée Ermanno DI MICELI.Voici ce qu'il a choisi de te dire, avec ses mots.« Ton corps est capable de faire tellement de choses si ton mental suit. » — Marion CoudertJusqu’où peut-on aller en

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Hungary's Hubi Kos had a triple-crown performance in Paris at the European Championships. Winning the 200 Back and 200 IM individually, Kos also swam on Hungary's winning 4x100 free relay. Kos' Hungarian teammate, fellow superstar swimmer Kristof Milak, anchored that relay in a historically fast split, 46.2.Before the meet, Kos had publicly voiced his frustrations about Milak sitting out of the relays in the past. Kos wanted to earn a medal for Hungary in a relay badly and knew that Milak would be

In this episode of Unfiltered Waters, Elizabeth Beisel and Todd Anderson fill in for Katie Hoff, a week from having her baby girl, and sit down with Team USA breaststroker McKenzie Siroky right before the Pan Pacific Championships. She's coming off a personal best in the 100 breast at nationals, capping two hard months when her stroke feel vanished. She tracks nearly every metric of her training. So how does one of the most data driven swimmers on the team find her way back by feeling instead...