Year: 2020
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Ice Swimmer Kate Steels and endurance athlete Bruckner Chase on WOWSA Live
Ice Swimmer and International Ice Swimming Association Director Kate Steels and endurance athlete Bruckner Chase talk open water swimming with International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame chairman Ned Denison on WOWSA Live.
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30-Minute Swiss Ball Dryland Workout for Swimmers
Grab a Swiss ball and try this 30-minute, full-body workout! 💪
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Missy Franklin haunted by missing swimming goal
MisMissy, five-time Olympic gold medal swimmer, was forced to retire prematurely with injury in 2018, so she has had two years to come to terms with the frustration of missing out on Tokyo, but as she explained in an interview with Laureus.com, it has not been easy. “I never expected that my career was going…
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Plymouth Open Water Swimmer Inducted into Minnesota Swimming Hall of Fame
Karen Zemlin, 52, is the first open-water swimmer named to the Minnesota State Swimming Hall of Fame. In August of last year, she posted the fastest time ever for a woman over 50 in swimming the English Channel.
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Core Conditioning with the City of Glasgow Swim Team
Core conditioning isn’t just for swimmers it’s for everyone.
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LEN confirms new dates for European Championships in Budapest (HUN), cancels Water Polo Cups
The 2020 European Aquatics Championships are now confirmed for 10-23 May 2021 The 2020 European Aquatics Championships in Swimming, Diving, Open Water Swimming, and Artistic Synchronised Swimming, originally planned for 11-24 May 2020 in Budapest (HUN) and provisionally re-planned at first for 17-30 August 2020, are now confirmed for 10-23 May 2021, in Budapest (HUN). The…
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Water Polo Shooting: Master the “Catch and Shoot” ft. Maggie Steffens
Enjoy watching two-times Olympic Gold medallist and captain of USA’s Women’s Water Polo team Maggie Steffens show you how to master the “Catch and Shoot” in Water Polo! Catch and Shoot is Maggie Stevens’ all-time favorite way to shoot a goal. It’s not about what you do when you have the ball in your hands,…
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How the U.S.’ best all-around swimmer overcame competition fear
Melanie Margalis calls them complete mental breakdowns. They used to be commonplace for the Olympian — at every meet, before she swam the 400m individual medley. “The event freaks me out so bad,†Margalis said of a race labeled the decathlon of swimming for its grueling, all-around test. “I wish it didn’t. People are like, Mel,…