Category: Training
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The FitWet Jet Bike combines a stationary bike and a hot tub
Welcome to the awesome jet bike revolution, where you bike in water, 30 minutes of Jet Bike equalling 2 hours of standard bike while sweating less, according to FitWet. Well, at least it keeps those bikes out of the pool. Via Gizmag
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Lotte Friis leaves Denmark to train with Muffat in Nice
According to Danish media Sporten.dk, Lotte Friis has made an arrangement with the Danish Swimming Federation to leave Denmark and the National Training Center in Copenhagen, to train with Camille Muffat and others in Nice, France. She has not decided whether she’ll train for Rio 2016 or not, in other news she’s expressed excitement for…
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Ryan Lochte: The Most Innovative Swimmer’s Workout Ever
Ryan’s workout, in and out of the pool, may well be among the toughest in the world. He explains what his 7-day-a-week regimen includes (it totals 30 to 35 hours a week), a combination of swimming and weight/strength training. Via the17thman
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Tyler McGill Leads Coaches v. Cancer Fighting Irish Swim Camp
It isn’t every day that an Olympic gold medalist is at Notre Dame. It is even more rare for an Olympic gold medalist to voluntarily journey to South Bend for a swimming clinic. But this was not your average swimming clinic and Tyler McGill is not your average Olympic gold medalist. Read more here on…
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Cameron van der Burgh on The Dr Mol Show
The Dr Mol Show‘s Lisa Raleigh meets with Olympic swimmer, Cameron van der Burgh, to chat about his success and where he thinks it stems from. They also talk about the general benefits of swimming, as well as some charity work Cameron has been involved in. Via the17thman
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Lochte goes ‘Hardcore’ after Hollywood
Fans of Ryan Lochte, the Olympic swimmer, will be glad to know that he’s back to training more and working the red carpet fashionista circuit less, but he’s excited that he’ll be coming real soon in his latest Hard-Core video. That should go over well with all fans whether they like to work or just…
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Conditioning Corner: It Takes an Olympian Like Effort
Before you set your sights on becoming the next Michael Phelps, or Missy Franklin, realize that it’s going to take an incredible amount of work to get there – both in and out of the pool.
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Uinterview.com: Nathan Adrian
London 2012 Olympic gold medalist Nathan Adrian talks about his training regimen.