Felix har simmat fyra (4) år i USA, tävlat i världens snabbaste simtävling NCAA som junior och senior, snabbaste svensken någonsin på fjäril och pratar om skillnad mellan USA och Sverige, vad målet är på hemmaplan när han flyttar österut till NEC, och massa annat matnyttigt i podden #snabbanan. #simning #landslag #ncaa

Hvad kræver det egentlig at blive ved med at svømme, når man bliver voksen?På dag 3 af DM i Herning møder vi en række svømmere og mennesker omkring sporten, som på hver deres måde udfordrer forestillingen om, at der kun findes én vej til udvikling.Andreas Hansen fra AGF fortæller om at sætte holdet før sig selv, om at kombinere universitet, arbejde og otte ugentlige træningspas, og om hvorfor dansk svømning skal blive bedre til at skabe plads til voksne svømmere.Ibrahim fra YAK Sport tager os med

Jordan Crooks is officially making his return to competitive swimming, and the swimming world is paying attention.In this episode of the Night Swim Podcast, Dax Hill and Elvis Burrows discuss Jordan Crooks' comeback, what time away from the pool could mean for his performance, and whether elite swimmers can return stronger after taking an extended break.The conversation also looks at past comeback stories, sprint swimming, training philosophy, and why Jordan Crooks may have all the tools needed

Championship season is here, and for swim families that means big meets, big nerves, and even bigger memories in the making.In this episode of Swim Moms of NJ, we break down championship meets—what they actually mean, how they fit into the bigger picture, and where your swimmer lands in the USA Swimming pathway—so you can walk into the next big meet feeling prepared instead of overwhelmed.This week's topics include:🏅 Championship meets and what they really mean🏊‍♀️ Where your swimmer fits in the

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Former world champion Jessica Hardy is back in the pool—but is it really a comeback?In this episode, Dax and Elvis debate whether Jessica Hardy's return deserves the "comeback" label or if it's simply a swimmer getting back in the water. They question the role of swimming media, discuss what actually makes a comeback meaningful, and explore why some stories capture headlines while others don't.The conversation quickly expands into a bigger discussion about why competitive

Hvad sker der, når mikrofonen bliver stillet midt i et dansk mesterskab, og svømmerne selv får ordet?I dette afsnit kommer vi helt tæt på DM i Herning. Valdemar Møller Arn og Tristan Nygaard afgør en intern duel med ti minutters fodmassage på højkant. AGF-drengene fortæller om en holdkap, der bliver vundet med neglene, og om en drengegruppe, hvor svømmerne presser hinanden til et højere niveau.Sofie Herke og Sille Kirketær fra KVIK taler om trænerskifte, studentertid og om, hvorfor mindre træning og

Chaque été, la même affichette sur la porte de ta piscine : fermeture annuelle. Ou c'est toi qui pars en vacances, la valise dans le coffre et ta nage qui reste à la maison. Tes créneaux sautent, tes repères avec, et cette phrase revient : l'été, autant tout arrêter, je reprendrai en septembre. Sauf qu'en septembre, tu ne reprends pas où tu t'étais arrêté. Tu repars plus bas, et tu remets deux mois à retrouver ton niveau. Chaque année, tu crois que le coupable, c'est

Could the 25 freestyle become the most exciting event in competitive swimming?In this episode of the Night Swim Podcast, Dax Hill and Elvis Burrows debate whether World Aquatics should introduce a 25 freestyle at major international competitions. They compare swimming to track and field, discuss why sprint events attract the biggest audiences, and explore how a new race could make the sport more exciting for fans.The conversation also covers underwater dolphin kicks, 50-meter events, race formats,

How does a former 800 freestyler from Fiji become an 18-second 50 freestyler in one of the fastest sprint environments in the NCAA? In this episode of the Social Kick Podcast, Arizona State University's Tolu Young shares his incredible journey from the "no rush, no worries" island culture of Fiji to the highly competitive, smack-talking pool deck at ASU. T olu breaks down his unexpected transition from a self-proclaimed terrible distance swimmer into a pure 50 freestyler after moving to Washington

Nicht die Technik entscheidet über deine Sicherheit – sondern dein Kopf. Warum geraten manche Taucher in Panik, obwohl technisch alles funktioniert? Und weshalb passieren viele Tauchunfälle nicht wegen der Ausrüstung, sondern aufgrund psychologischer Faktoren? Im TauchTalk spricht Carolin Staab mit Harald Ege, Psychologe, Tauchlehrer und Deutschlands erstem PADI-zertifizierten Tauchpsychologen, über die oft unterschätzte Rolle der Psyche beim Tauchen. Gemeinsam sprechen sie darüber: - warum

Passione Triathlon n° 365Diletta Bertaprotagonista della nuova puntata di Passione Triathlon, intervista condotta da Dario Daddo Nardone.In questa puntata di Passione Triathlon, il Daddo ospita Diletta Berta, giovane e talentuosa atleta reduce dallo straordinario secondo posto assoluto (e prima di categoria) nella gara open di Šamorín (Slovacchia), risultato che le è valso la slot per il mondiale dell'anno successivo. Guidata dai coach Alberto Renzetto e Lili Gelmini, Diletta ripercorre la sua

What would happen if you dropped everything, quit your day job, and trained like an elite swimmer for an entire year? Adam Wilkie is about to find out.In this incredibly special episode of the podcast, we sit down with Adam Wilkie, son of the late, great British swimming legend David Wilkie. To mark the 50th anniversary of his dad's historic 1976 Montreal Olympic Gold medal, Adam has set himself a mammoth, year-long challenge: to train full-time and get as close as humanly possible to his dad's

Dr Heather Massey is a marathon swimmer. She's also a researcher at the University of Portsmouth’s Extreme Environments research group in the UK. She's just recruited people for a study comparing cold water swimming with medication in treating depression. Heather joined the Blue Room's Sabra Lane for a chat about her marathon swims, the science of cold water immersion, after drop and floating. Plus what do we know, and what don't we know when it comes to proven results from cold

In this episode of The Coaches Lane, we explore the swimming journey through the lens of the swimming parent. Simon Richards shares his journey as a swimming dad, detailing the highs and lows of supporting his son, 2x Olympic Gold Medalist Matt Richards, on his path to becoming an Olympic champion. Simon emphasises the importance of enjoyment, hard work, and listening to coaches in youth sports. He reflects on the relationships with various coaches throughout Matt's career and discusses the

The Longhorn Elite Invite delivered world-class racing, breakout performances, and plenty of storylines heading into the biggest meets of the season. In this episode, we recap the fastest swims, biggest surprises, standout athletes, and what these results mean moving forward.Which performance impressed you the most? Let us know in the comments!

Charlie sits down with Double Olympian Lucy Hope to chat over the full circle moment of appearing at two Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, 12 years apart.They chat through Lucy's memories of 2014, some traditions passed on my Scottish swimmers, and her role as a leader in the 2026 squad.

Welcome to episode 340 of the Löw Tide Böyz - A Swimrun Podcast! We are two months out from the 20th edition of ÖTILLÖ, the Swimrun World Championship, and this month's Countdown to ÖTILLÖ check-in is all about communication. Before we get into it we run through how the body and mind are holding up, including our tune up races at Folsom Swimrun and the tenth anniversary of Ötillö Casco Bay, and we share some news about a stop we're making at Precision Fuel and Hydration headquarters in the UK on our

This week we head poolside at Brightlingsea Lido to find out what lifeguarding really involves beyond the whistle and suncream. With two much-loved senior lifeguards, we talk vigilance, teamwork, public myths, near-chaos and the unique joy of keeping one of Brightlingsea's best-loved places safe. This episode is warm, witty and very local. Take 20 minutes, feel inspired and maybe ... take the plunge.