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Swim the Gold Coast | Marathon Swim (May 30, 2020)
Swim the Gold Coast is Australia’s newest Marathon Swim for teams and individuals.
The course spans the length of the Gold Coast, from Coolangatta Beach in the South, to the iconic cityscape of Surfers Paradise in the North (21.5km).
Entry options include Solo, Duo Teams and Teams of four and we’ve scheduled the event in May – it’s an end of Summer goal for every swimmer and their mates.
If you’ve conquered iconic marathon swims like the Rottnest Channel or English Channel, Swim the Gold Coast should be on your bucket list.
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Swimmers Cate and Bronte Campbell talk about their relationship | 7.30
Olympic gold medal-winning sisters Cate and Bronte Campbell are two of Australia’s greatest swimmers. Here they talk about growing up, competing against each other, and their support for fellow swimmer Shayna Jack.
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What If You Were Swallowed by a Whale?
Close calls with whales happen more often than you might expect. And although the people in these videos got away relatively unscathed, there’s no denying that they were just meters away from becoming a whale’s lunch. But what would happen if they hadn’t been so lucky? Could a human body survive being swallowed by a whale? Has it ever happened before?
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Ready For Takeoff | Cody Miller & The Phlex EDGE
Cody Miller is known for being incredibly successful in and out of the water. Known for Olympic medals, his bubbly personality, and his YouTube presence. But one thing that cody doesn’t show us in his videos is what is going through his mind during a workout. Why does he actually swim?
The Phlex EDGE empowers Cody to let his mind go, train as hard as he can push himself, and empower him so that he know that data will be there right after practice.
You can buy your own Phlex EDGE today www.phlexswim.com
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Wider benefits of Swimming
Compliment your training and include Swimming in your training plan
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Learn How to Swim Straight
Learn How to Swim Straight! // Today’s video is dedicated to comparing the differences between swimming crooked versus swimming straight. This video will address common mistakes that can cause a swimmer to swim unevenly out in open water.
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Why A High Elbow Catch Isn’t ‘High’
There’s a big confusion around what a high elbow catch is, that it should be elbow near the surface. While it shouldn’t be really deep, the elbow will usually be at least 15cm or more below the surface…but the way we define a ‘high elbow catch’ has got anything to do with its height.
Develop your catch and knock 10/secs per 100m (or more) off your pace? Many swimmers have done it inside the Effortless Swimming Video Membership: https://effortlessswimming.com/member…
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It Feels Like Home For The New Zealand’s Paralympic Swim Team
New Zealand’s Paralympic swim team is calling the University of Bath their HOME 🏠 as they prepare for the 2019 World Para Swimming Championships 🏊 in London…