Dive into the deep with open water swimmer Bhakti Sharma, as she shares what she learned about resilience during her personal journey from the scorching heat of Rajasthan, India to the bone-chilling waters of her record-breaking swim in Antarctica and her courageous crossing of the English Channel. “In the middle of the ocean, there is nowhere to hide,” Sharma says.
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Dryland Training for Swimmers: Coach Deniz explains the types of shoulder movements, common problems with shoulders for swimmers, and exercises to alleviate shoulder pain including self-myofascial release.
11-time Olympic medalist Matt Biondi discusses the opportunity for the current crop of swimmers.
We’re halfway through a wild first season of pro swimming. The guys recap week 4 of ISL action from Budapest and preview the upcoming ISL derbies in November. They get into the impact of the NCAA allowing athletes to be compensated on their likeness, and what this step might mean for future NCAA eligibility of high school swimmers and the potential for international professional pro swimmers to come back and compete in the NCAA. The conversations rolls into the quality of swimming coverage for events like the Olympics and ISL, and what the future holds. Rowdy Gaines even gets some love with a special round of Rowdy trivia.
London Roar captain reflects on his team’s performance in Budapest ahead of the home match in London.
Swim England has released a report detailing the value of swimming to individuals, to society and to the health care system in England.
The 4th November 2019 marked one year since Bremont Ambassador Ross Edgley completed his monumental swim around Great Britain. After 1,780 miles and 157 days it became officially recognised as “The World’s Longest Staged Sea Swim” with Ross becoming the first person in history to complete the challenge.
Bremont caught up with Ross to recount the challenges.
Some fun sightseeing with “the scooter gang” before going behind the scenes as I race in Berlin.
