In the first of a special series, the boys take on a tough new challenge…
Huge thanks to Team GB Artistic Swimming Silver Medalists Kate Shortman and Isabelle Thorpe!
A missing 4-year-old boy with autism died Tuesday after he was found in a retention pond in a Baymeadows subdivision, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. JSO is investigating the circumstances surrounding how the child went missing, but Lt. Adam Blinn said these situations are sadly not uncommon.
The turbulent journey of the last 4 years, told in 4 chapters.
From professional swimming, to joining incubators, launching fashion brands and dealing with loss.
This is a MASSIVE change to the Olympic Swimming landscape with six new events and eighteen new Olympic Medals on the table at the 2028 LA Olympic Games.
In this episode, Katie and Elizabeth Beisel sit down with 3x Olympic gold medalist, 26x World Champion, 7x world record holder, and Hungarian swimming legend Katinka Hosszú! They dive into the mindset shifts that turned her into the “Iron Lady,” how learning to lose became her secret weapon, and the moment a fourth-place finish changed everything. Katinka opens up about the grind before Rio, why “balance” didn’t exist in her world, and the surprising truth about how it really feels to win Olympic gold. She also shares powerful reflections on identity, confidence, and what it takes to dominate on the world stage.
Being able to flip turn both ways isn’t just a cool trick—it can actually change the way you race. In this video, I break down how ambidextrous turns helped me stay composed in Tokyo, and why this is a skill every swimmer should train. Whether it’s to keep your head clear or to stay unpredictable, flipping both ways gives you options in high-pressure moments.
KRON4’s Darya Folsom reports
Kyle Chalmers is the fastest swimmer in the world this year in the 100 freestyle AND just went a new personal best in the 50 free.
Police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the drowning.