The Enhanced Games officially entered the sports CHAT! Whether you agree with the concept or not, it raised questions Olympic sports can no longer ignore.In this solo episode of the Swim Bros Podcast, Grant House shares a neutral, thoughtful reaction to the first Enhanced Games event and why it may matter for the future of athlete compensation, professional swimming, Olympic sports, fan engagement, and competition models.This is not a full debate episode. It is a starting point.Grant breaks down why

Tired of fighting the water? In this episode of the 360swim Podcast, we dive deep into the biomechanics of buoyancy. We explore exactly why your legs sink and how a widely misunderstood drill—the Dead Man's Float—holds the secret to a drag-free freestyle. Learn how to stop pulling an anchor behind you and start gliding efficiently.💦 In this episode:• 0:00 The exhaustion of sinking legs• 1:24 Survival float vs. Swimming drill• 3:26 The human seesaw & your "built-in balloons"• 5:30

<p>Tes premières longueurs glissent. Un peu plus tard, tes bras sont lourds, tu n'as plus d'appuis, et tu sors de l'eau en te disant que tu nages mal. Tu ne nages pas mal. Tu nages bien jusqu'à un certain moment.</p><p>Ce moment a un nom : la dérive. C'est l'écart entre ta nage du début de séance et ta nage de la fin, à allure égale. Ton chrono peut rester le même pendant que ta fréquence explose. C'est pour ça qu'elle passe

Nate and Kyle sit down to discuss the Enhanced Games and their impact on Age Group Swimming

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Back from a week training with Trojan SC in the Lanzarote sunshine, masters world record holders Helen Gorman and Jo Corben discuss everything from tough morning sets to celebrity selfies, sightseeing and cheese. The pair discuss why Lanzarote has become the unofficial spring gathering point for masters swimmers, the atmosphere of training alongside international squads, and whether there were any swimmers left in the UK - apart from Kirsty Johnson, who stayed home and broke a world rec...

What makes good swimming technique actually hold up in open water? In this episode, Grant speaks with swim coach, entrepreneur and Effortless Swimming founder Brenton Ford about the gap between pool swimming and the realities of open water. From stroke mechanics and breathing patterns to racing strategy, mindset and lifelong improvement, Brenton shares insights drawn from nearly two decades of coaching swimmers of all levels — from beginners to professionals. The conversation explores why

Big shout out to the IDGI Podcast with Nate McKay and Kyle Johnson for helping me out with this week’s pod. Listen to hear me get interviewed by the guys, plus some thoughts on the top about the Loser Olympics. riverside_christopher_swim_brief

Today on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we discuss last night's Enhanced Games, the Pro Swim stop at Sacramento, and international meets in London and Monaco.

You can’t make up what happens in an emergency room and that reality changes how you see risk forever. We’re joined by Miss Julie, founder of Water Safe Swim and a former ER professional and EMT, for a candid conversation about drowning prevention, what parents don’t know until it’s too late, and why the phrase “it won’t happen to me” doesn’t belong anywhere near water. We talk through Julie’s 26 seasons teaching infants and toddlers, how sensory motor learning and muscle memory shape her me...

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Welcome to the very first episode of Swim Moms of NJ — where swim meets motherhood, chaos, and community.In our debut episode, we introduce ourselves, share how we unexpectedly found our way into the world of New Jersey swimming, and dive into some of the biggest topics happening in NJ swim right now — including summer swim season, long course, and the culture surrounding competitive swimming in New Jersey.We also kick off two segments you’ll be hearing every week:Swim Mom Confessions — the funny,

Sie wird dafür gefeiert, dass sie über 6 Minuten die Luft anhalten kann - das allein findet Anna von Boetticher allerdings ziemlich öde. Dass ihr diese Fähigkeit allerdings den Zugang zu spannenden neuen Welten verschafft, ist für sie sie immer wieder Herausforderung und Faszination zugleich. Wir treffen Anna von Boetticher in einem Café in Kreuzberg und spüren von Anfang an die Energie, die sie ausstrahlt. Bereits im Alter von 17 machte sie ihren ersten Tauchschein. Zum Freitauchen - also ohne

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!

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