Category: Competition
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Grab your morning like Commonwealth Champion Hannah Miley 💪
British Swimming is proud to be supported by UP&GO, who are the Official Breakfast Partner of the national governing body for aquatics. Find out more at http://bit.ly/upandgoBreakfast https://youtu.be/g5o1VYHhS44
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Juniors are highly motivated! #FINAJuniors Budapest | FINA World Junior Swimming Championships 2019
FINA World Junior Swimming Championships 2019 take place from 20th to 25th August in Budapest. On day 2 of the competition, we spoke to Mitch Dalton, Team Manager of USA. Dalton knows, that all athletes are highly intrinsically motivated and the competitions during the upcoming days will very be tough.
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Sweden’s all-time top female swimmer Sarah Sjöström on the road to Tokyo 2020
In 2009, Sarah Sjöström made her mark by winning the 100m butterfly at the World Championships in Rome when she was just 15. Ten years later, in Gwangju, she was defeated in her favourite distance by Canadian Margaret Macneil. “I was happy enough to win a new medal,” she explained. “I was even surprisingly happy…
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Millfield swimmer Rachel discusses her selection for the 2019 FINA Junior World Championships
Millfield Upper Sixth pupil Rachel has made history as the first female swimmer from the school to be selected to compete for Team GB at the FINA World Junior Championships in Budapest. We caught up with her at the pool before she left, and asked her how Millfield supports her with her academic work and…
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Day 1 Recap #FINAJuniors Budapest | FINA World Junior Swimming Championships 2019
An astonishing atmosphere, wonderful performances, and new champions. This was Day 1 at #FINAJuniors in Budapest. Watch every action from the FINA World Junior Swimming Championships 2019 live on https://www.finatv.live
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Is swimming a real sport? | Ask Lenny
Olympic gold medalist, Lenny Krayzelburg answers all sorts of random questions from the internet this month.
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Ryan Lochte gets candid about considering death after Olympics scandal
Ryan Lochte may be focused on his comeback story, but the emotional scars stemming from the 2016 Olympics remain. Appearing on HBO’s “Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel,†airing Tuesday at 11 p.m., the 35-year-old Olympian reflected on the fallout from the scandal in Rio, in which he and three teammates were accused of embellishing a tale…