Category: Competition
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Hubert Kos’s Absurdly Fast 2026 NCAAs | The Swim Scribe
During the men’s 2026 NCAA swimming and diving championships Hubert Kos was on FIRE, he won three titles in 2025 with some VERY fast times. In 2026 he ended the meet with two more titles and one runner up finish but this performance was arguably even BETTER because of just how INSANELY fast the times…
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300 Swimmers From 6 Countries in Edmonton for 2026 Speedo Canadian Swimming Open | CTV News
Three hundred athletes, including Olympians and Paralympians, are in Edmonton to compete at the 2026 Speedo Canadian Swimming Open at the Kinsmen Sport Centre.
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Former Canadian Swim Star Nancy Garapick Has Died | CTV News
Two-time Olympic medallist Nancy Garapick has passed away.
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LA28 Olympic Ticket Prices Shocking Fans | FOX 11 Los Angeles
After weeks of promoting $28 tickets to LA28, most of the fans who got their window to purchase Summer Games tickets were shocked to see prices 10 to 20 times higher than that for most events.
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Trust Your Gut | Unfiltered Waters
In this episode of Unfiltered Waters, Katie Hoff and Elizabeth Beisel sit down with some of the biggest names in NCAA swimming, Claire Curzan (Virginia), Lucy Bell (Stanford), Alex Shackell (Indiana), Caroline Bricker (Stanford), Katie Grimes (Virginia), and Bella Sims (Michigan), for a conversation centered around one theme, trusting your gut. From navigating transfers and…
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Why Am I Exhausted After Swimming 50m!? | Global Triathlon Network
Are you struggling to swim further than 50 meters? Often this doesn’t make any sense – you might be able to run for 2 hours or cycle for 4 hours. You’re fit. So why does 50m of swimming leave you totally exhausted?! Well, you’re not alone. And the answer may surprise you so keep watching!
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Michael Phelps Advice on Swimming Faster | Eetu Karvonen
I break down michael phelps mindset and the exact habits behind michael phelps swimming tips that help build speed in the water. If you want swimming faster results and you’re working on how to swim faster, the biggest gains often come from small repeatable details that compound over time. A big part of phelps training…
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I Studied 1,000 Olympic Swimmers, Here’s What Made Them Win | Eetu Karvonen
I analyzed what actually separates winners in olympic swimming and broke it down into a system you can apply immediately. After studying patterns across elite athletes like janet evans, misty hyman, cameron mcevoy, and jason lezak, I found that performance comes down to a repeatable process—not talent alone.