This is family. Meet the Weedy Seadragons of Kingston Beach, where swimmers become buddies, form life-long friendships and many feel this tribe is family.The Blue Room speaks with some of the Weedy Seadragons to find out how they got into swimming, how they discovered the Weedys - and what this group means. This Tasmanian tribe is special too for the Blue Room host Sabra Lane, as it's her regular Saturday morning swim group.Interviews:Weedy Seadragon members - Andy, Grainne, Anita, Rachel,

Host Charlie, and Aquatics Partnership Manager Erin Cummins, are joined by Karen Baxter from 2025 Scottish Water Learn to Swim Provider of the Year, Enjoy East Ren, during Learn to Swim Month.The trio discuss the Provider of the Year award, the learnings and development as a result of entering, and update on Learn to Swim Month.

19-Year-Old Nikita Sheremet had just about as good a sprint season as one can have. After becoming an NCAA All-American for Louisville in the 50 free as a freshman, Sheremet came into this summer's European Champs as one of the premier sprinters in the psych sheets. However, many didn't see what would come next. After clocking a PB of 216 earlier in the season, Sheremet dropped a 21.5 in prelims of the 50 free at Europeans. In semis that night, Sheremet furthered his PB with a 21.3. But in finals,

Welcome to episode 349 of the Löw Tide Böyz - A Swimrun Podcast!The 20th edition of ÖTILLÖ, the Swimrun World Championship, is in the books, and this one lives up to every bit of hype. A headwind held on for the entire day, conditions that longtime competitors and former world champions called the hardest they had ever seen, similar in difficulty to the famous 2017 edition but with the wind working against instead of with the field. We walk through the proper pig swim, a hip flexor lockup that left

Breaststroke is notorious for sidelining adult swimmers with groin, hip, and knee strain. But what if joint degradation isn't an inevitable part of competitive aging? How do you step away from the sport for 13 years, return at age 40, and capture 13 World Aquatics Masters titles and nine individual world records—all while racing the most joint-punishing stroke on the program? In this episode, City of Cardiff, Wales, UK, swimmer and Freestyle Media Podcast host Helen Gorman joins Kelly Palace ...

Keanna MacInnes has owned the 200m Butterfly in Britain for years, but this summer, she took things to a whole new level. After a historic 100m Fly final at the Commonwealth Games alongside her Scottish teammates, Keanna went on to drop a massive British Record in the 100m fly and secure medley relay Gold and 200m Butterfly Gold at the European Championships!In this episode of the Propulsion Swimming Podcast, Dan and Scott nerd out with Keanna over her training blocks. We discuss why she actually

In this episode we will talk about how you can start recognizing fear and begin experimenting with fear tools. As always, start documenting what works for you in your Formula 4 One workbook.Want support beyond these preview episodes? The Swim Mindset Collective Founding Member program gives competitive swimmers season-long mindset training for $149.

In this episode, we will explore the different tools swimmers can use to address fear when it shows up. The goal is not to completely eliminate fear, but to prevent it from taking over. Want support beyond these preview episodes? The Swim Mindset Collective Founding Member program gives competitive swimmers season-long mindset training for $149.

In this episode, we will explore the first of the four challenges: FEAR. We will look at how to recognize it, how it affects you and how it differs from pressure and nerves. Want support beyond these preview episodes? The Swim Mindset Collective Founding Member program gives competitive swimmers season-long mindset training for $149.

Join us as we chat with returning Class AA diving state champion Ashley Mouyenga of Wayzata. Hear about her journey in the sport, advice she has for those coming up and what her plans are post high school

During this podcast me and Jake go through the details on why I received a 3 whereabouts filing failures and received an 18 month ban. I want to thank everyone for your continued support and I hope this sheds some light into why I got banned and the intricacies of the ADAMs system. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

ISCA Coaches Hall of Fame honored Ray Looze, Indiana University, in the class of 2026. Episode #113 show the tribute video.

In this episode of Unfiltered Waters, Katie Hoff continues her Australian series, three and a half weeks postpartum, sitting down with world champion and Australian record holder Sam Short. He just swept the distance triple, the four hundred, eight hundred, and fifteen hundred free, at both Commonwealth Games and Pan Pacs, and broke Grant Hackett's twenty five year old Australian record in the fifteen hundred along the way. So what does it actually feel like to become the swimmer you grew up ...

This week on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we are discussing Tomoyuki Matsushita's medley magnificence, the recently announced 2026-27 USA National Team, and the SCM qualifier, Jose Finkel Trophy. In actuality, we spent 30 minutes debating who will be the top-4 male and female swimmers in the World going into 2027. Let us know your list!

WELCOME back to the Swim Scribe Podcast and TODAY our big obvious headline topic is the fact that the 2026 Asian Games are RIGHT around the corner just a few days away now. So before that action starts we’re going to run through some of the biggest names that you should be keeping your eyes on as that meet unfolds. We also have some news that Shaine Casas is LEAVING the University of Texas after being there for a few years, CONFIRMATION that Luka Mijatovic will be graduating high school EARLY to

Olly Espinasse - a lifelong Basingstoke Bluefins swimmer, British and European record-holder, and former coach - joins Julie Howe to share training sets spanning three decades of his swimming life. We look back to Olly’s teenage years, when he trained for everything from the 200m to the 1500m freestyle, tackling high-volume sets at high heart rates. It was a grind that taught him to hold his form under pressure, long before pace work became the buzzword it is today. We then turn to the sprint...

Charlotte O'Beirne is the founder of Swimming Women, open water swimmer, coach, community builder and self-described "Chief Mermaid".In this conversation, Charlotte shares her journey from competitive swimming in England to marathon ocean swimming in Western Australia, including multiple Rottnest Channel crossings and a personal battle with fear in the ocean. More importantly, she explains how those experiences led to the creation of Swimming Women, a community that has helped thousands of women

Send us Fan Mail What does it take to build a championship-level program without allowing college swimming to become purely transactional? Stanford men’s swimming head coach Dan Schemmel joins Chris DeSantis to discuss his unlikely path from Hawaii to one of the most prestigious jobs in the sport—and the moment he finally felt that he belonged there. They explore how Stanford is navigating NIL, the transfer era, and the growing pressure to treat the athlete-coach relationship as an exchange o...

In this GMM takeover of the SwimSwam Podcast, we sit down with 8-time Olympic medalist Regan Smith after a 2026 season that has been fast, revealing and, at times, frustrating. At the Pan Pacific Championships, Regan came away with gold in the 200 backstroke, silver in the 50 and 100 back, and a fourth-place in the 200 IM. But the results don’t tell the whole story. In both of her signature backstroke events, Regan was faster in prelims than in the final. She went 57.86 in the 100 back prelim before

Swimming is changing, and the future of the sport could look very different from what we've known.In this episode of the Night Swim Podcast, we dive into some of the biggest conversations happening in swimming right now. We talk about the return of the International Swimming League (ISL), what went wrong before, and whether the league can rebuild trust with swimmers.We also get into the growing power of swimming influencers and how creators are changing the way fans discover and consume the